The last was lucky, his descendaned ended with holding in Italy. I'd been trying for Blood of Bagrat but the last 3 members of the line let themselves die without heirs rather than coming to my court despite repeated attempts. Also acquired these non-histoical ones:

Meanwhile was working on and off on moving the Empire to Hellenic. Got a crazy ruler who became Hellenic. He set in motion the secert cult which failed but establsihed converts. A second attempt by the cult left a small handful of Hellenic provinces but failed because I didn't have enough provinces to reform and the Emporer switched to Catholic on me. The last attempt worked. Declared independance from the Empire while holding Edessa (in Greece not Asia Minor), Alexandria and Pireus. All converted to Hellenic. Didn't have enough piety to reform declared war for the holy site in Sicily and after getting some allies on Rome. Once all 5 were taken reformed the religion.

The new Poxtifex Maximus almost immediatly declared a Great Holy War for Italy which I won.

Picked up Love is a Battlefield at random in 1437 by dueling as the Olympic Champions demanded.

Bloodlines

Blessed Blood of St. Theognosia Klados
• Founded: 12/11/896 by Ecumenical Patriarch Athanasios
• Piety +0.1. Gain more devotion in monastic societies
• Christian church opinion +5

Blessed Blood of Despot Megistos III
• 4/9/1117 a paragon of virtue throught Greece
• Presitge +.2
• Piety +.05
• Just opinion: +25
• Kind opinion: +1

Immortal Blood of Alexander (Hierotheos Klados)
• 2/1/1328
• Presitge +.2
• Levy Rate: +15%
• Personal Combat: +10
• Old Hellenic opinion: +5
• Reformed Hellenic opinion: +5
• Invasion CB once per life

Blessed Blood of Theodotos Klados
• 3/2/1365
• Presitge +.2
• Personal combat skill: +5
• Attracts Great Warriors is Hellenic

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Chronicles

769

• This is the Chronicle of House Klados, in which is contained the record of its yearly fortunes, glories and difficulties.
• Strategos Christophoros of Achaia married Eupraxia.
• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia married Hypatia.

770

• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the army of Bulgaria, commanded by Prince Krum of Bulgaria.

771

• A river flooded parts of Monemvasia in the spring.

772

• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the army of Khazaria, commanded by Khan Menumarot of Yabghumakh.
• Strategos Christophoros of Achaia, the liege Lord of Count Anastasios, died a natural death on 12 December, 772.

773

• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia, through deeds and character, came to be known as Count Anastasios 'the Accursed'.

774

• Strategos Aniketos of Achaia, the liege Lord of Count Anastasios 'the Accursed', died feverish and sweating on 13 November, 774.

775

• A star fell from the sky in Monemvasia, killing three cows.

776

• A goat with three heads was born in Monemvasia.

777

• Arsenios Klados married Barbara.

778

• There was much talk of the Iconoclast faith now becoming so prevalent that the Orthodox had come to be considered a heresy.

779

• A dragon was seen in the county of Monemvasia.

780

• A river flooded parts of Monemvasia in the spring.

781

• Monemvasia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

782

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Monemvasia.

783

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Monemvasia just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

784

• Countess Hypatia, the wife of Count Anastasios of Monemvasia, died of the Slow Fever on 16 January, 784.

785

• A dragon was seen in the county of Monemvasia.

786

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Monemvasia just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

787

• Prince Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire converted from Iconoclast to Orthodox.
• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia converted from Iconoclast to Orthodox.
• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia went to war against High Chief Mijat of Peloponnese.
• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia married Gundes, daughter of Khagan Baghatur of Khazaria.

788

• Ecumenical Patriarch Manuel, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of Camp Fever on 1 April, 788.
• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia 'the Accursed' won the war against High Chief Mijat of Peloponnese 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Anastasios Klados usurped the County of Methone from Mihovil Nedeljkovic.

789

• Monemvasia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

790

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Monemvasia.

791

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Monemvasia.

792

• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia went to war against High Chief Radoslav of Peloponnese.
• There was much talk of the Orthodox faith now becoming so prevalent that the Iconoclast had come to be considered a heresy.
• Arsenios Klados married Princess Faghira, daughter of Sultan Homayd I of Khorasan.

793

• Prince Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Count Anastasios 'the Accursed', died frothing at the mouth on 26 December, 793.

794

• Count Anastasios of Monemvasia 'the Accursed' won the war against High Chief Radoslav of Peloponnese.
• Anastasios Klados usurped the County of Achaia from Radoslav Urosevic.

795

• Anastasios of Achaian Revolt went to war against Doux Kosmas of Achaia.
• Anastasios of Achaian Revolt was victorious in the battle of Achaia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Kosmas of Achaia.
• Anastasios of Achaian Revolt 'the Accursed' won the war against Doux Kosmas of Achaia.
• Anastasios Klados usurped the Duchy of Achaia from Kosmas Isauros.

796

• Doux Anastasios of Achaia lost the battle of Thessalonike against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Theognostos of Byzantine Revolt.

797

• Doux Anastasios of Achaia went to war against High Chief Vlastimir of Epirus.
• Duchess Gundes, the wife of Doux Anastasios of Achaia, committed suicide on 14 November, 797.

798

• Doux Anastasios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Achaia against the army of Epirus, commanded by High Chief Vlastimir of Epirus.
• Doux Anastasios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the army of Epirus, commanded by High Chief Vlastimir of Epirus.
• Doux Anastasios of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against High Chief Vlastimir of Epirus 'the Quarreller'.
• Anastasios Klados created the title of Duchy of Epirus, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

799

• People in Achaia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

800

• Doux Anastasios of Achaia went to war against Count Gregoras of Korinthos.
• Doux Anastasios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Demetrias against the army of Thessalia, commanded by High Chief Uros of Thessalia.
• Doux Anastasios of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Count Gregoras of Korinthos.
• Anastasios Klados usurped the County of Korinthos from Gregoras Isauros.
• Norsemen set sail in their longships and to trade and raid beyond their northern homelands in ever increasing numbers, signalling the beginning of a new age.
• Doux Anastasios of Achaia lost the battle of Thrake against the army of Bulgaria, commanded by Chief Pagan of Mesembria.

801

• Khagan Khuterkin of Khazaria supported Khagan Khuterkin of Khazaria in war against his enemies.

802

• Doux Anastasios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Karin against the army of Dulo, commanded by Khan Goleda of Dulo.
• Khagan Khuterkin of Khazaria supported Khagan Khuterkin of Khazaria in war against his enemies.

803

• Doux Anastasios of Achaia died of depression on 16 February, 803. His son, Arsenios, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Modon.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia went to war against Doux Kosmas of Epirus.
• Princess Faghira, the wife of Doux Arsenios of Achaia, died of Great Pox on 1 August, 803.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the army of Hakon's Host, commanded by Hakon of Hakon's Host.

804

• Doux Arsenios of Achaia successfully led his armies, taking Naupaktos from the enemy.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia won the war against Doux Kosmas of Epirus.
• Arsenios Klados usurped the Duchy of Epirus from Kosmas Klados.

805

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Methone.

806

• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Monemvasia against the army of Syrte, commanded by Sheikh Isli of Syrte.

807

• Doux Arsenios of Achaia went to war against Count Sergios of Lecce.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the army of Lecce, commanded by Count Sergios of Lecce.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia won the war against Count Sergios of Lecce.
• Arsenios Klados usurped the County of Lecce from Sergios Chrysochoos.

808

• A dragon was seen in the county of Lecce.

809

• Basileus Olvianos of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Doux Arsenios, died a natural death on 24 February, 809.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia supported Basileus Ambrosios of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

810

• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Zadar against the army of Serbia, commanded by High Chief Petar of Rashka.

811

• Achaia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

812

• Doux Arsenios of Achaia went to war against Duke Grimoald II of Apulia.

813

• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the army of Apulia, commanded by Duke Grimoald II of Apulia.
• Basileus Ambrosios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Doux Arsenios, was murdered on the orders of Count Samuel of Palermo on 14 May, 813.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia won the war against Duke Grimoald II of Apulia.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia made a pious pilgrimage to Constantinople.

814

• Achaia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

815

• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the army of Bulgaria, commanded by Khan Kotrag of Bulgaria.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the army of Yabghumakh, commanded by Khagan Otemis of Yabghumakh.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the army of Iconoclast Uprising, commanded by Iordanes of Iconoclast Uprising.
• Doux Arsenios of Achaia died in battle against Mayor Kalojan of Rusi on 25 December, 815. His son, Georgios, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Modon.
• A dragon was seen in the county of Arta.

816

• Ecumenical Patriarch Arsenios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died in battle against Tabghac of Tabghac's Host on 16 July, 816.

817

• Doux Georgios of Achaia went to war against King Mislav of Croatia.
• Doux Georgios of Achaia made a pious pilgrimage to Antioch.

818

• King Theodo IV of Bavaria supported King Theodo IV of Bavaria in war against his enemies.

819

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Korinthos just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

820

• Basileus Lazaros of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Doux Georgios, died under suspicious circumstances on 7 July, 820.

821

• Ecumenical Patriarch Photios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died in battle against Samsam on 2 July, 821.
• Doux Georgios of Achaia went to war against Duke Adalgis of Apulia.

822

• Doux Georgios of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the army of Apulia, commanded by Count Scule of Apulia.
• Doux Georgios of Achaia died in battle on 12 October, 822. His half-sister, Hypatia, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Corinth.
• Duchess Hypatia of Achaia married Georgios.
• Serapion Klados married Alexeia, daughter of Count Kosmas of Epieros.

823

• Duchess Hypatia of Achaia died in battle against Burhanaddin Medinid on 28 February, 823. Her son, Serapion, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Corinth.
• Several people in Korinthos spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

824

• Duchess Alexeia, the wife of Doux Serapion of Achaia, died in the dungeons of Doux Serapion of Achaia on 22 January, 824.
• Doux Serapion of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Bari against the army of Apulia, commanded by Duke Adalgis of Apulia.
• Doux Serapion of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the army of Apulia, commanded by Count Scule of Apulia.
• Doux Serapion of Achaia married Tatjana, daughter of High Chief Krepimir of Hum.
• Doux Serapion of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Brescia against the army of Apulia, commanded by Duke Adalgis of Apulia.

825

• Doux Serapion of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Brescia against the army of Bavaria, commanded by King Theodo IV of Bavaria.
• Doux Serapion of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Chieti against the army of Apulia, commanded by Duke Adalgis of Apulia.
• Doux Serapion of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the army of Italy, commanded by Count Daufer of Salerno.

826

• Doux Serapion of Achaia won the war against Duke Adalgis of Apulia.

827

• Duchess Tatjana, the wife of Doux Serapion of Achaia, died of Pneumonia on 15 February, 827.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Antonios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of poor health on 14 June, 827.
• Doux Serapion of Achaia married Garyphallia, daughter of Strategos Konstantios of Trebizond.

828

• A dragon was seen in the county of Apulia.

829

• Doux Serapion of Achaia died from a bad case of the Flu on 24 May, 829. His daughter, Theognosia, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Corinth.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Monemvasia.

830

• Achaia was attacked by the Greek realm of Achaian Revolt, ruled by Theophilos.

831

• Theophilos of Achaian Revolt lost the war against Duchess Theognosia of Achaia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Doux Stephanos of Epirus.

832

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia won the war against Doux Stephanos of Epirus.
• Theognosia Klados usurped the County of Achaia from Stephanos Klados.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Duke Sigobert of Dauphine.

833

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia won the war against Duke Sigobert of Dauphine.

834

• The earth shook for three days in Methone, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

835

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Methone.

836

• In Achaia, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duchess Theognosia.

837

• In Achaia, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Duchess Theognosia.

838

• A dragon was seen in the county of Monemvasia.

839

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Bari.

840

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Bari.

841

• People in Monemvasia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

842

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia made a pious pilgrimage to Antioch.

843

• A star fell from the sky in Lecce, killing three cows.

844

• A giant destroyed several villages in Achaia, but then disappeared without trace.

845

• Porphyrios Klados married Princess Purgyal Gyalyum, daughter of Tsenpo Purgyal Mutri of Tibet.

846

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of Serbia, commanded by High Chief Cat III of Pest.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Korinthos against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.

847

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Zeta against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Dyrrachion against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Avlonas against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Arta against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Vrhbosna against the army of Serbia, commanded by Chief Visarion of Vrhbosna.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia married Gregoras, son of Himerios Klados.

848

• The earth shook for three days in Lecce, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

849

• Parthena, the firstborn daughter, was born to Duchess Theognosia of Achaia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Vrhbosna against the army of Serbia, commanded by Chief Visarion of Vrhbosna.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.

850

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Zachlumia against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.

851

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Zachlumia against the army of Serbia, commanded by Khan Tarasiy of Serbia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia, through deeds and character, came to be known as Duchess Theognosia 'the Accursed'.

852

• Serapion, the firstborn son, was born to Duchess Theognosia of Achaia.

853

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Khan Tarasiy of Serbia 'the Ill-Ruler'.
• Theognosia Klados usurped the Duchy of Hum from Ljubica Vlastimirovic.
• Theognosia Klados usurped the County of Zachlumia from Ljubica Vlastimirovic.
• Achaia was attacked by the Greek realm of Achaian Revolt, ruled by Ioustina 'the Holy'.

854

• Basileus Phokas II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Duchess Theognosia 'the Accursed', died of Great Pox on 27 May, 854.

855

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia successfully led her armies, taking Corinth from the enemy.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Korinthos against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ioustina of Achaian Revolt.
• Achaia was attacked by the Lombard realm of Achaian Revolt, ruled by Chlotsuintha 'the Unfaithful'.

856

• Ioustina of Achaian Revolt 'the Holy' won the war against Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed'.
• Achaia was attacked by the Frankish realm of Achaian Revolt, ruled by Creat.

857

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Korinthos against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Creat of Achaian Revolt.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Achaia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Creat of Achaian Revolt.

858

• Creat of Achaian Revolt lost the war against Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed'.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Count Tassilo of Monemvasia.

859

• A dragon was seen in the county of Lecce.

860

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Despot Tassilo of Bavaria.
• Theognosia Klados usurped the County of Monemvasia from Tassilo Agilolfing.

861

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Lecce.

862

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Doux Michael of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia successfully led her armies, taking Angelokastron from the enemy.

863

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia successfully led her armies, taking Arta from the enemy.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Doux Michael of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against High Chieftess Nada of Croatia.

864

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of Croatia, commanded by High Chieftess Nada of Croatia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the army of Medelike, commanded by Chief Budivoj of Medelike.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against High Chieftess Nada of Croatia.

865

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Chief Mislav of Senj.

866

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Chief Mislav of Senj 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Matthaios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 17 October, 866.

867

• The earth shook for three days in Monemvasia, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

868

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Monemvasia.

869

• Basileus Theophanes of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Duchess Theognosia 'the Accursed', died of Cancer on 15 June, 869.

870

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Strategitissa Aigidia of Dioclea.

871

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Chieftess Phyllis of Zeta.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Chief Theoktistos of Travunia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Strategitissa Aigidia of Dioclea.
• Theognosia Klados usurped the County of Zeta from Phyllis Lampinos.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Chieftess Duga of Donji Kraji.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the army of Hengest's Host, commanded by Hengest of Hengest's Host.

872

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Chieftess Duga of Donji Kraji.

873

• Megistos Klados married Princess Audovera, daughter of King Guadulf of Austrasia.

874

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Achaia.

875

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia supported Basileus Zacharias of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

876

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Veglia.

877

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia lost the battle of Serrae against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Photeinos of Byzantine Revolt.

878

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Naupaktos against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Arta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Ohrid against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.

879

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Arta against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Photeinos of Byzantine Revolt.
• King Frothari of Austrasia supported King Frothari of Austrasia in war against his enemies.

880

• Several people in Korinthos spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

881

• Basileus Zacharias of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Duchess Theognosia 'the Accursed', died of Cancer on 17 March, 881.
• King Frothari of Austrasia supported King Frothari of Austrasia in war against his enemies.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Mortain against the army of Lusignan, commanded by Adalbrand of Lusignan.

882

• A goat with three heads was born in Senj.

883

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Chief Eusebios of Travunia.

884

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Zeta.

885

• Achaia saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

886

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against King Vidmantas of Pannonia.

887

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Varazdin against the army of Pannonia, commanded by King Vidmantas of Pannonia.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia 'the Accursed' won the war against King Vidmantas of Pannonia 'the Blushing'.
• High Chief Gregoras, the husband of Duchess Theognosia of Achaia, died a natural death on 28 October, 887.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia married Konstantine, son of Ishkhanik Tavdgiridze.

888

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Varazdin.

889

• King Frothari of Austrasia supported King Frothari of Austrasia in war against his enemies.

890

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Varde against the army of Denmark, commanded by Ingrid of Varde.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Aalborg against the army of Denmark, commanded by Arnbjorn of Aalborg.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Skagen against the army of Denmark, commanded by Hrane of Skagen.

891

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia went to war against Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.
• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia was victorious in the battle of Epieros against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Kyriake of Epirus.

892

• A giant destroyed several villages in Korinthos, but then disappeared without trace.

893

• Duchess Theognosia of Achaia died of depression on 9 January, 893. Her son, Megistos, succeeded to the throne of the High Chiefdom with a grand ceremony in Zachlumia Tribe.
• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Apulia.

894

• Megistos Klados inherited the the Byzantine Empire from Ioannikios Mamoulianos.
• Megistos Klados usurped the County of Constantinople from Theophanes Mamoulianos.

895

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Megistos 'the Traitor'.

896

• Megistos Klados created the title of Kingdom of Sicily, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Artemio of Kastoria, was victorious in the battle of Dorylaion against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Nikodemos of Lykia, was victorious in the battle of Adana against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Nikomedeia from the enemy.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Chrysopolis from the enemy.

897

• Theodotos of Byzantine Revolt 'the Bewitched' lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Dioclea, ruled by Strategitissa Aigidia 'the Unready'.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' tried but failed to imprison Strategitissa Aigidia of Dioclea 'the Unready', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Ioannes of Nauplion, was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the armies of Dioclea.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Ioannes of Nauplion, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of Dioclea.
• Strategitissa Aigidia of Dioclea 'the Unready' lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.
• Megistos Klados created the title of Kingdom of Croatia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Matthaios of Cibyrrhaeot, was victorious in the battle of Ikonion against the armies of Manasid.

898

• Strategos Alexios 'the Devil', the heir of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, died of poor health on 13 June, 898.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Ohrid, ruled by Count Euphemios.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' tried but failed to imprison Count Euphemios of Ohrid, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Zenobios of Korkyra, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of Ohrid.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Bitola, ruled by Countess Valeria.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' tried but failed to imprison Countess Valeria of Bitola, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

899

• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ioustinianos, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Ohrid.
• Count Euphemios of Ohrid lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.
• Countess Valeria of Bitola lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.

900

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Kundac of Moravian Revolt.

901

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' won the war against Kundac of Moravian Revolt.
• Megistos Klados usurped the County of Chieti from Kundac Ryn.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Optimatoi, ruled by Doux Zenobios.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' tried but failed to imprison Doux Zenobios of Optimatoi, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Captain Alfgeir of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Optimatoi.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Epiphanios of Opsikion, was victorious in the battle of Herakleia against the armies of Optimatoi.

902

• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Epiphanios of Opsikion, was victorious in the battle of Maroneia against the armies of Optimatoi.

903

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Tyanan Peasant Revolt, ruled by Zacharias.
• Doux Zenobios of Optimatoi lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.
• Megistos Klados created the title of Kingdom of Greece, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Konstantinos of Tyana, was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the armies of Tyanan Peasant Revolt.
• Zacharias of Tyanan Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emir Abdul-Razzaq of Antioch.

904

• Basilissa Audovera, the wife of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, died of severe stress on 13 May, 904.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire married Erelieva, daughter of Patrician Odilo of de Genoa.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Aintab from the enemy.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Marash from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Ioseph IV of Abydos, was victorious in the battle of Tell Bashir against the armies of Antioch.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Kyrrhos from the enemy.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' won the war against Emir Abdul-Razzaq of Antioch.
• Megistos Klados created the title of Duchy of Edessa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Thracesia, ruled by Doux Helias.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' tried but failed to imprison Doux Helias of Thracesia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

905

• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ioustinianos, was victorious in the battle of Akroinon against the armies of Thracesia.

906

• Ecumenical Patriarch Athanasios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of Consumption on 28 February, 906.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Zenobios of Epirus, was victorious in the battle of Donji Kraji against the armies of Hysing's Host.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ioustinianos, was victorious in the battle of Sozopolis against the armies of Thracesia.
• Doux Helias of Thracesia lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Markellos of Split, was victorious in the battle of Galatia against the armies of Tarkhan's Host.

907

• Ecumenical Patriarch Kosmas, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died clutching at his heart on 21 June, 907.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Radelgar of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the armies of Magyar.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Khagan Papacyz of Khwaliz.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioustinos of Arta, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Khwaliz.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' won the war against Khagan Papacyz of Khwaliz.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire made a pious pilgrimage to Jerusalem.

908

• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioustinos of Arta, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of ve Kaszkarata.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioustinos of Arta, was victorious in the battle of Karin against the armies of Bayandur.
• Despot Gregoras of Greece married Eusebia, daughter of Petros Kalaphates.

909

• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioustinos of Arta, was victorious in the battle of Lykia against the armies of Eirikr's Host.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Sultan Abdul-Hamid III of Armenia.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Hierotheos of Limisol, was victorious in the battle of Taron against the armies of Miaphysite Uprising.

910

• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Rhodos.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' won the war against Sultan Abdul-Hamid III of Armenia 'the Hunter'.
• Megistos Klados created the title of Kingdom of Trebizond, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Basileus Megistos held a grand tournament, inviting all the great lords and knights of the realm.

911

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Adrianopolis, ruled by Doux Radelgar.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor' tried but failed to imprison Doux Radelgar of Adrianopolis, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioustinos of Arta, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Adrianopolis.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioustinos of Arta, was victorious in the battle of Serrae against the armies of Adrianopolis.
• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioustinos of Arta, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of Bulgaria.

912

• The army of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Symeon of Anastasiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of Adrianopolis.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bitola.
• Doux Radelgar of Adrianopolis lost the war against Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Traitor'.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire died of the Slow Fever on 27 June, 912. His son, Gregoras, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Nikomedeia.
• Despot Gregoras of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Saint Hilarion from the enemy.

913

• Despot Gregoras of Greece lost the battle of Ikonion against the army of Mudar, commanded by Emir Sulayman II of Mudar.
• Despot Gregoras of Greece won the war against Emir Abdul-Razzaq of Antioch.

914

• Despot Gregoras of Greece went to war against Despot Hektorios of Epirus.
• Despot Gregoras of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Ioannina from the enemy.
• Despot Gregoras of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Paramythia from the enemy.

915

• Despot Gregoras of Greece won the war against Despot Hektorios of Epirus 'the Hollow'.
• Gregoras Klados usurped the County of Epieros from Kyriake Klados.
• Despot Gregoras of Greece died succumbing to severe injuries on 20 March, 915. His brother, Ioustinianos, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Ani.
• Despot Ioustinianos of Trebizond lost the war against Doux Orestes of Trebizond.

916

• Despot Ioustinianos of Trebizond, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Ioustinianos 'the Lame'.

917

• Despot Ioustinianos of Trebizond went to war against Despot Hektorios of Epirus.

918

• Despot Ioustinianos of Trebizond 'the Lame' won the war against Despot Hektorios of Epirus 'the Hollow'.

919

• Caliph Jabir II declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Anatolia from the Orthodoxs.
• Despot Ioustinianos of Greece supported Basileus Makarios of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

920

• Basileus Makarios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Ioustinianos 'the Lame', died of Scurvy on 16 July, 920.

921

• Despot Ioustinianos of Greece died in battle against Ubayd Shaybanid on 17 March, 921. His son, Helias, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Dvin.
• In Achaia, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Helias.

922

• Ecumenical Patriarch Ignatios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died under suspicious circumstances on 19 May, 922.

923

• The Jihad declared by Aras Barcid ended with the successful conquest of Anatolia from the Orthodoxs.
• Despot Helias of Greece married Princess Faileuba, daughter of Blessed Willichar of Germany.

924

• Despot Helias of Greece was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the army of Refil's Host, commanded by Refil of Refil's Host.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Santaigia from the enemy.

925

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Thrace, ruled by Duchess Konstantine 'the Bold'.
• Despot Helias of Greece tried but failed to imprison Duchess Konstantine of Thrace 'the Bold', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Chrysogone, the firstborn daughter, was born to Despot Helias of Greece.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Tortoli from the enemy.

926

• Despot Helias of Greece was victorious in the battle of Torres against the army of Paulician Uprising, commanded by Berardo of Paulician Uprising.
• Despot Helias of Greece was victorious in the battle of Serrae against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Konstantine of Thrace.

927

• Duchess Konstantine of Thrace 'the Bold' lost the war against Despot Helias of Greece.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Kallistos, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died clutching at his heart on 10 July, 927.
• Caliph Mahdi declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Armenia from the Orthodoxs.

928

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Thebes.

929

• The Jihad declared by Mahdi Taqtaqanahid ended with the successful conquest of Armenia from the Orthodoxs.

930

• Despot Helias of Greece went to war against Duke Gabrino of Salerno.
• Despot Helias of Greece was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Thekla of Byzantine Revolt.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Amalfi, ruled by Doge Aetios.
• Despot Helias of Greece tried but failed to imprison Doge Aetios of Amalfi, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

931

• Doge Aetios of Amalfi lost the war against Despot Helias of Greece.
• Despot Helias of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Helias 'the Depraved'.

932

• Despot Helias of Greece was victorious in the battle of Cagliari against the army of Paulician Uprising, commanded by Alarico of Paulician Uprising.
• Despot Helias of Greece went to war against Gostun of Carpathian Revolt.

933

• Despot Helias of Greece went to war against Sultan Abdul-Hamid III of Armenia.

934

• Several people in Korinthos spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

935

• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Lori Berd from the enemy.
• Basileus Radelgar of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Helias 'the Depraved', died succumbing to severe injuries on 6 May, 935.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Dzegh from the enemy.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Haykaberd from the enemy.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Eustathios, leader of all Orthodox faithful, was slain by Mayor Abdul-Aziz of Maadi in a chaotic battlefield duel on 19 November, 935.
• Despot Helias of Greece 'the Depraved' won the war against Sultan Abdul-Hamid III of Armenia 'the Hunter'.
• Helias Klados usurped the Duchy of Armenia from Vagharshak Bagrationi.

936

• Despot Helias of Greece supported Basileus Thomas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Despot Helias of Greece supported Basileus Thomas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

937

• Despot Helias of Greece supported Basileus Thomas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Cyrene from the enemy.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Derna from the enemy.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Marsa Susah from the enemy.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Al Tamimi from the enemy.
• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Al Qubbah from the enemy.

938

• Despot Helias of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Benghazi from the enemy.

939

• The earth shook for three days in Paphlagonia, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

940

• Despot Helias of Greece supported Basileus Thomas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Herakleia.

941

• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Epieros.

942

• Several people in Korinthos spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

943

• Despot Helias of Greece went to war against Timer of Carpathian Revolt.
• Thekla Klados married Siclevold, son of Duke Gausbert III of Upper Lorraine.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Dositheos, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died of poor physique on 17 May, 943.
• Euphrasia, the mother of Despot Helias of Greece, died of severe stress on 16 June, 943.
• Ioustinianos, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Helias of Greece.

944

• Despot Helias of Greece 'the Depraved' won the war against Timer of Carpathian Revolt.
• Basileus Thomas of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Helias 'the Depraved', died under suspicious circumstances on 24 August, 944.

945

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Dwin.

946

• Despot Helias of Greece was victorious in the battle of Zagreb against the army of Dedo's Host, commanded by Dedo of Dedo's Host.
• Despot Helias of Greece was victorious in the battle of Donji Kraji against the army of Carpathia, commanded by High Chief Eskhakh of Bosnia.

947

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Kiparissia, ruled by Bishop David.
• Despot Helias of Greece 'the Depraved' tried but failed to imprison Bishop David of Kiparissia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Bishop David of Kiparissia lost the war against Despot Helias of Greece 'the Depraved'.

948

• A river flooded parts of Nikomedeia in the spring.

949

• A dragon was seen in the county of Kaneia.

950

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Thrake.

951

• Despot Helias of Greece supported Basileus Ioannikios II of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

952

• The earth shook for three days in Constantinople, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

953

• Despot Helias of Greece went to war against Muaddam of Armenian Revolt.

954

• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kaliopolis.

955

• Despot Helias of Greece 'the Depraved' won the war against Muaddam of Armenian Revolt 'Son of Iblis'.
• Helias Klados created the title of Duchy of Mesopotamia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Helias of Greece went to war against Sultan Taimur of Armenia.
• Caliph Jabir III declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Greece from the Orthodoxs.

956

• Queen Faileuba, the wife of Despot Helias of Greece, died of Camp Fever on 23 November, 956.
• Despot Helias of Greece 'the Depraved' won the war against Sultan Taimur of Armenia.

957

• Despot Helias of Greece married Jeno Etel, daughter of Khagan Jeno Kornel II of Magyar.
• The Jihad declared by Jabir Barcid ended with the successful conquest of Greece from the Orthodoxs.

958

• A goat with three heads was born in Amastris.

959

• Ioustinianos Klados married Markia, daughter of Count Megistos of Philippopolis.

960

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Theodosiopolis.

961

• Helias of Byzantine Revolt went to war against Basileus Ioannikios II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Helias of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Mayor Gevorg of Midjnaberd, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Byzantine Revolt was attacked by the Greek realm of Iconoclast Uprising, ruled by Andronikos.
• Helias of Byzantine Revolt was victorious in the battle of Maroneia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Ioannikios II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Helias of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Akakios Ooryphas, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Helias of Byzantine Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Komotini from the enemy.
• Helias of Byzantine Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Debar from the enemy.
• Helias of Byzantine Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Ohrid from the enemy.
• Helias of Byzantine Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Kicevo from the enemy.

962

• Helias of Byzantine Revolt successfully led his armies, taking Debar from the enemy.
• Despot Helias of Greece died of severe stress on 22 August, 962. His son, Ioustinianos, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
• Greece saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

963

• Caliph Faruk declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Sunnis were called to conquer Armenia from the Orthodoxs.
• Despot Ioustinianos II of Greece converted from Orthodox to Hellenic.

964

• Despot Ioustinianos II of Greece supported Basileus Ioannikios II of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

965

• Despot Ioustinianos II of Greece lost the battle of Vaspurakan against the army of Iraq, commanded by Prince Ali of Iraq.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Greek Revolt, ruled by Sicleard.
• Ioustinianos of Byzantine Revolt went to war against Basileus Ioannikios II of the Byzantine Empire.

966

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Kastamon.

967

• Byzantine Revolt saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

968

• In Thrake, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Ioustinianos.

969

• The army of Ioustinianos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Eusebios Kanakaris, was defeated in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Ioustinianos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Arsenios Sorrenti, was defeated in the battle of Capua against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Ioustinianos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Eusebios Amalfinos, was defeated in the battle of Epieros against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Ioustinianos of Byzantine Revolt, through deeds and character, came to be known as Ioustinianos 'the Handsome'.
• The army of Ioustinianos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Prokopios, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

970

• Basileus Ioannikios II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Ioustinianos II 'the Handsome', died of Pneumonia on 18 July, 970.
• Despot Ioustinianos II of Greece converted from Hellenic to Orthodox.
• On 5 September, 970, Ioustinianos lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to Despot Megistos II of Greece.
• A river flooded parts of Nikomedeia in the spring.

971

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Greek Revolt, ruled by Pavlos.

972

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Kastamon just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

973

• Pavlos of Greek Revolt lost the war against Despot Megistos II of Greece.

974

• On 9 April, 974, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands

975

• On 16 March, 975 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• Despot Megistos II of Greece died of the dreaded Plague on 21 October, 975. His sister, Chrysogone, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Sestos.
• A river flooded parts of Paphlagonia in the spring.

976

• On 16 January, 976 the Plague arrived at our borders. May God protect us.
• Princess Chrysogone, the heir of Queen Chrysogone of Greece, died of the dreaded Plague on 3 September, 976.
• On 18 October, 976 word reached us that Persia has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 18 October, 976 word reached us that the Middle east has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 18 October, 976 word reached us that Asia minor has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Despot Maurikios of Croatia married Natia, daughter of Sheikh Tornike of Klarjeti.

977

• Markia, the mother of Queen Chrysogone of Greece, died of the dreaded Plague on 27 May, 977.
• On 18 November, 977 word reached us that southern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

978

• Queen Chrysogone of Greece married Chiledu, son of Khagan Khorilartai of the Mongol Empire.
• Despot Chiledu, the husband of Queen Chrysogone of Greece, died of the dreaded Plague on 22 May, 978.
• On 18 December, 978 word reached us that Africa has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• On 18 December, 978 word reached us that western Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

979

• Queen Chrysogone of Greece went to war against Mahmud of Armenian Revolt.

980

• Chrysogone Klados created the title of Duchy of Epirus, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

981

• Ecumenical Patriarch Eustathios II, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 10 January, 981.
• On 18 March, 981 word reached us that northern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.

982

• Queen Chrysogone of Greece went to war against Caliph Capussa II.
• On 18 April, 982 word reached us that eastern Europe has been widely Depopulated by the dreaded Plague.
• Queen Chrysogone of Greece died of an infected wound on 18 September, 982. Her kinsman, Maurikios, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Sibenik.
• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Ragusa.

983

• Despot Maurikios of Croatia won the war against Caliph Capussa II.
• Maurikios Klados usurped the Duchy of Achaia from Masgava Yabdasid.
• Maurikios Klados usurped the County of Monemvasia from Masgava Yabdasid.

984

• Despot Maurikios of Croatia went to war against Itakh of Carpathian Revolt.

985

• Despot Maurikios of Croatia, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Maurikios 'the Black'.

986

• Despot Maurikios of Croatia 'the Black' won the war against Itakh of Carpathian Revolt 'the Evil'.
• Maurikios Klados created the title of Duchy of Bosnia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Croatia was attacked by the Berber realm of Croatian Revolt, ruled by Asaru.

987

• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Trapani.
• Asaru of Croatian Revolt lost the war against Despot Maurikios of Croatia 'the Black'.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Torres, ruled by Count Petros.
• Despot Maurikios of Greece 'the Black' tried but failed to imprison Count Petros of Torres, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

988

• Count Petros of Split lost the war against Despot Maurikios of Greece 'the Black'.

989

• Despot Maurikios of Greece went to war against Sirma of Carpathian Revolt.

990

• Basileus Photios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Maurikios 'the Black', died of Camp Fever on 5 August, 990.

991

• In Methone, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Maurikios.

992

• Maurikios Klados inherited the the Byzantine Empire from Megistos Klados.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Iconoclast Uprising, ruled by Kyros.

993

• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Pelagios of Palermo, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Georgios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Vas against the armies of Tengri Uprising.
• Bayan of Tengri Uprising lost the war against Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black'.
• Kyros of Iconoclast Uprising lost the war against Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black'.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Dukum of Carpathian Revolt.

994

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Flaviopolis, ruled by Mayor Iakobos.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black' tried but failed to imprison Mayor Iakobos of Flaviopolis, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Mayor Iakobos of Flaviopolis lost the war against Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black'.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Strategos Athanaricos of Cherson, was victorious in the battle of Suceava against the armies of Carpathian Revolt.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Anastasios II, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died in battle against Shaman Apskhih of Didymoteichon on 21 November, 994.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Georgios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Temes against the armies of Carpathian Revolt.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black' won the war against Dukum of Carpathian Revolt.
• Maurikios Klados usurped the County of Adrianopolis from Dukum Gali.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Eustathios, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Carpathia.

995

• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Pyrros of Cherson, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of ve Amboise.
• Maurikios Klados created the title of Duchy of Paphlagonia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Cephalonia.

996

• the Byzantine Empire saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

997

• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Sultan Nuri of Armenia.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Tao against the army of Armenia, commanded by Sultan Nuri of Armenia.

998

• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Eustathios, was victorious in the battle of Vas against the armies of Carpathia.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Georgios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Dwin against the armies of Armenia.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black' won the war against Sultan Nuri of Armenia.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of Dioclea, ruled by Doux Azzone.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black' tried but failed to imprison Doux Azzone of Dioclea, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vas.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the army of Dioclea, commanded by Duchess Violante of Dioclea.

999

• Despot Belisarios of Greece married Princess Thekla, daughter of Basileus Megistos II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The armies of the Byzantine Empire, led by Patrician Eustratios of Manginos, captured Venezia.
• Duchess Violante of Dioclea lost the war against Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black'.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Mihrdat of Armenian Revolt.

1000

• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Khachik of Armenian Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Frederic of Cherco, was defeated in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Crimea.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Evangelos, was victorious in the battle of Vidin against the armies of Carpathia.

1001

• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Milutin, was defeated in the battle of Rashka against the armies of Carpathia.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Lori against the army of Armenian Revolt, commanded by Khachik of Armenian Revolt.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Tiflis against the army of Tabriz, commanded by Emir Mahdi of Tabriz.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Tabriz against the army of Armenian Revolt, commanded by Khachik of Armenian Revolt.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black' won the war against Khachik of Armenian Revolt.

1002

• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Hippolytos of Kaseg, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of ve Amboise.

1003

• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Khagan Kubrat of Carpathia.

1004

• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the army of Carpathia, commanded by High Chief Ernakh of Karvuna.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Calarasi against the army of Carpathia, commanded by High Chief Araslan of Muntenia.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Black' won the war against Khagan Dristar of Carpathia.

1005

• Maurikios Klados created the title of Duchy of Abruzzo, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Zeta.

1006

• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Caliph Capussa II.
• The army of Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Antonios of Palermo, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Africa.
• Basileus Maurikios II of the Byzantine Empire died in battle against Emir Yabdas II of Thracesia on 4 July, 1006. His son, Belisarios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Patras.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Strymon against the army of Africa, commanded by Caliph Capussa II.

1007

• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Eugenios of Belgrade, was victorious in the battle of Belgrade against the armies of Carpathia.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Repulsive' won the war against Caliph Capussa II 'the Monster'.

1008

• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Eusebios, was victorious in the battle of Ani against the armies of Solid.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Paulician Uprising, ruled by Konstas.

1009

• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Captain Gunnarr of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Paulician Uprising.
• Konstas of Paulician Uprising lost the war against Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Repulsive'.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Atheniai against the army of Africa, commanded by Sheikh Zubeyr of Euboia.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Megara, ruled by Mayor Gennadios.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Repulsive' tried but failed to imprison Mayor Gennadios of Megara, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1010

• Mayor Gennadios of Megara lost the war against Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Repulsive'.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Kaikhosro of Armenian Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Kallistos, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Scotland.

1011

• Empress Dowager Natia, the mother of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, died attending to 'chamber business' on 8 July, 1011.

1012

• A giant destroyed several villages in Theodosiopolis, but then disappeared without trace.

1013

• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Vartan of Van, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of Kaerkuystae.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Abkhazia, ruled by Duchess Petronia 'the Just'.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire 'the Repulsive' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Petronia of Abkhazia 'the Just', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Gennadios of Avellino, was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the armies of Africa.
• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Captain Magni of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Armenia.
• Queen Johanka of Bavaria petitioned Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire to bring the Orthodox faith to her pagan tribes.
• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Captain Magni of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Abkhazia.

1014

• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Bosporios of Didymoteichon, was victorious in the battle of Kyzikos against the armies of Africa.
• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Captain Magni of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Armenia.
• The Jihad declared by Capussa Barcid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Bulgaria.
• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Theophanes of Karlobag, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of Chief Dag's Host.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Thrake against the army of Africa, commanded by Sheikh Iccaam of Mahdia.
• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Patrician Theocharistos of Flanginis, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Pomerania.

1015

• The army of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Patrician Theocharistos of Flanginis, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Africa.
• Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire died of an infected wound on 8 October, 1015. His sister, Chrysogone, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Nikomedeia.
• People in Abkhazia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1016

• Princess Petronia of the Byzantine Empire 'the Just' lost the war against Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Megara, ruled by Mayor Gennadios.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire tried but failed to imprison Mayor Gennadios of Megara, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Adrianopolis, ruled by Duchess Eulalia.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire tried but failed to imprison Duchess Eulalia of Adrianopolis, causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Kyrillos of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Maroneia against the armies of Adrianopolis.
• Mayor Gennadios of Megara lost the war against Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kaliopolis.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Balchik, ruled by Mayor Timotheos.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire tried but failed to imprison Mayor Timotheos of Balchik, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1017

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Bulgarian realm of Constantian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Radislav.
• Radislav of Constantian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Herakleios of Petersberg, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Kajetan's Host.
• Mayor Timotheos of Balchik lost the war against Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire.
• Duchess Eulalia of Adrianopolis lost the war against Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire.

1018

• Chrysogone Klados usurped the Duchy of Azerbaijan from Khachik Kamsarakan.

1019

• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire converted from Orthodox to Hellenic.

1020

• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Diogenes of Dioclea, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Africa.

1021

• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Diogenes of Dioclea, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Kan.
• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Diogenes of Dioclea, was victorious in the battle of Cherson against the armies of Kan.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Egrisi.
• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Diogenes of Dioclea, was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the armies of Kan.
• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Sheikh Seyfullah of Ani, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of Abaid.

1022

• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Muh'end of African Revolt.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire successfully led her armies, taking Smyrna from the enemy.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire successfully led her armies, taking Pergamon from the enemy.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire successfully led her armies, taking Pholaia from the enemy.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire successfully led her armies, taking Klazomeanai from the enemy.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Attaleia against the army of Africa, commanded by Caliph Yattuy.

1023

• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Maurikios of Catanzaro, was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of African Revolt.
• Prince Apollon of the Byzantine Empire married Queen Adriane, daughter of Basileus Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Claudiopolis against the army of African Revolt, commanded by Muh'end of African Revolt.
• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Captain Magni of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Setif against the armies of African Revolt.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Muh'end of African Revolt.
• Chrysogone Klados usurped the County of Smyrna from Hotha Hothid.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Bolghar realm of Rassate's Host, ruled by Rassate.

1024

• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Ras against the army of Rassate's Host, commanded by Rassate of Rassate's Host.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Rashka against the army of Rassate's Host, commanded by Rassate of Rassate's Host.
• Rassate of Rassate's Host lost the war against Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire.

1025

• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Chief Gregorios of Anakopia, was defeated in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Magyar.

1026

• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the army of Magyar, commanded by Khan Borsa Domoszlo of Borsa.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Maroneia.

1027

• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Africa, commanded by Sheikh Yugurthen of Rhodos.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the army of Kan, commanded by Khagan Kan Antal of Kan.
• The army of Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Diogenes of Dioclea, was victorious in the battle of Zachlumia against the armies of Africa.
• Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the army of Africa, commanded by Emir Khidr II of Charsianon.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Kurdish realm of Tabriz, ruled by Marzoban Oshin.
• On 21 October, 1027, Basilissa Chrysogone of the Byzantine Empire died in battle. She was succeeded by her Orthodox Christian son Apollon.
• Apollon Klados created the title of Duchy of Rashka, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1028

• Basileus Apollon of the Byzantine Empire died succumbing to severe injuries on 21 January, 1028. His son, Belisarios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Constantia.
• Belisarios Klados created the title of Duchy of Hellas, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hellas was attacked by the Khazar realm of Korchev, ruled by Count Athanaricos.
• Doux Belisarios of Hellas tried but failed to imprison Count Athanaricos of Korchev, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Count Athanaricos of Korchev lost the war against Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire.

1029

• Several people in Nikomedeia spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1030

• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Khagan Kan Antal of Kan.
• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Khagan Kan Antal of Kan.

1031

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Thessalia.

1032

• A goat with three heads was born in Herakleia.

1033

• In Thessalia, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Prince Belisarios.

1034

• Queen Adriane of Greece converted from Orthodox to Hellenic.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Theodotos, leader of all Orthodox faithful, died a natural death on 9 October, 1034.

1035

• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire supported Queen Adriane of Greece in war against her enemies.

1036

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Kaliopolis.

1037

• Several people in Nikomedeia spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1038

• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire converted from Orthodox to Hellenic.

1039

• Several people in Nikomedeia spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1040

• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire married Epiphania, daughter of Legatus Konstas of Blachernae.
• Queen Adriane of Greece converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire converted from Catholic to Catholic.

1041

• The earth shook for three days in Constantinople, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1042

• Sabas Klados married Princess Zoe, daughter of Basileus Matthaios of the Byzantine Empire.

1043

• Prince Belisarios of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Prince Belisarios 'the Just'.

1044

• Doux Belisarios of Hellas died of Pneumonia on 3 September, 1044. His brother, Sabas, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
• Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire supported Adriane of Byzantine Revolt in war against her enemies.
• Pope Gregorius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 23 November, 1044.
• Eulalia, the firstborn daughter, was born to Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire.

1045

• Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire was released from imprisonment by Adriane of Byzantine Revolt.

1046

• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Thessalia.
• Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Thrake against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire.

1047

• Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Serrae against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Eirenaios of Trebizond.
• Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire.

1048

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Lukomorie just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1049

• Serapion, the firstborn son, was born to Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire.
• Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire supported Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Queen Adriane 'the Cruel', the mother of Prince Sabas of the Byzantine Empire, died of Great Pox on 11 September, 1049.
• Sabas Klados inherited the Greece from Adriane Klados.
• Greece was attacked by the Frankish realm of Samos, ruled by Doux Frothard.
• Despot Sabas of Greece tried but failed to imprison Doux Frothard of Samos, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1050

• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Frothard of Samos.

1051

• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Frothard of Samos.

1052

• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Methone against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Frothard of Samos.
• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Kastoria against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Frothard of Samos.
• Doux Frothard of Samos lost the war against Despot Sabas of Greece.
• Despot Sabas of Greece supported Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Despot Sabas of Greece supported Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1053

• Greece saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1054

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Korchev.

1055

• Pope Victor IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of poor health on 15 January, 1055.
• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the army of Africa, commanded by Caliph Capussa III.

1056

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Varazdin just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1057

• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Mytilene from the enemy.
• Zoe Kekaumenos was imprisoned in a dungeon in Atheniai by Despot Sabas of Greece.
• Zoe 'the Unfaithful', the wife of Despot Sabas of Greece, was beheaded on the order of Despot Sabas of Greece on 10 March, 1057.
• Despot Sabas of Greece married Princess Hypatia, daughter of Basileus Diogenes of the Byzantine Empire.
• Pope Marinus II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Germany from the Fraticellis.

1058

• A dragon was seen in the county of Korchev.

1059

• The Crusade declared by Marinus ended with the successful conquest of Germany from the Fraticellis.
• Despot Sabas of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Sabas 'the Sword of God'.

1060

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Thessalia.

1061

• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Crimea against the army of Hellenic Uprising, commanded by Antal of Hellenic Uprising.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Malta.

1062

• Despot Sabas of Greece supported Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Smyrna.

1063

• Despot Sabas of Greece went to war against Sultan Isa of Armenia.

1064

• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Chilia from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Oblucita from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Tigheci from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Belgorod from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Tighina from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Capriana from the enemy.

1065

• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the army of Palmyra, commanded by Emir Muslihiddin II of Palmyra.
• Despot Sabas of Greece was victorious in the battle of Galati against the army of Armenia, commanded by Sultan Muhammad of Armenia.

1066

• Despot Sabas of Greece 'the Sword of God' won the war against Sultan Muhammad of Armenia.
• Sabas Klados created the title of Duchy of Bessarabia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Constantinople from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Berat from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Adrianopolis from the enemy.

1067

• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Skalothe from the enemy.
• Despot Sabas of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Didymoteichon from the enemy.

1068

• Pope Marinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 14 March, 1068.
• Queen Antipatra of Germany supported Queen Antipatra of Germany in war against her enemies.

1069

• Pope Stephanus IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 21 October, 1069.

1070

• Prince Serapion of Greece married Aikaterine, daughter of Despot Eirenaios of Trebizond.

1071

• Despot Sabas of Greece went to war against Caliph Dali.

1072

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Smyrna.

1073

• Despot Sabas of Greece 'the Sword of God' won the war against Caliph Dali.
• Queen Antipatra of Germany supported Queen Antipatra of Germany in war against her enemies.

1074

• Despot Sabas of Greece supported Despot Eirenaios II of Trebizond in war against his enemies.

1075

• A star fell from the sky in Crimea, killing three cows.

1076

• Despot Sabas of Greece went to war against Frawsen of African Revolt.

1077

• Despot Sabas of Greece 'the Sword of God' won the war against Frawsen of African Revolt.

1078

• Princess Hypatia, the wife of Despot Sabas of Greece, died of Cancer on 13 March, 1078.

1079

• A dragon was seen in the county of Monemvasia.

1080

• People in Constantia claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1081

• Despot Sabas of Greece went to war against Caliph Capussa IV.
• Despot Sabas of Greece 'the Sword of God' won the war against Caliph Capussa IV.
• Sabas Klados usurped the Duchy of Thessalonika from Nazar Aznagid.

1082

• Despot Sabas of Greece went to war against Sultan Jamil of Armenia.

1083

• Despot Eirenaios of Sicily supported Despot Eirenaios of Sicily in war against his enemies.
• Despot Sabas of Greece 'the Sword of God' won the war against Sultan Jamil of Armenia.
• Sabas Klados created the title of Duchy of Tao, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1084

• A river flooded parts of Atheniai in the spring.

1085

• Despot Eirenaios II of Trebizond supported Despot Eirenaios II of Trebizond in war against his enemies.

1086

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Sozopolis.

1087

• On 7 April, 1087, Despot Sabas of Greece died of severe stress. He was succeeded by his Orthodox Christian son Megistos.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece converted from Orthodox to Hellenic.
• Despot Eirenaios II of Trebizond supported Despot Eirenaios II of Trebizond in war against his enemies.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• The Iconoclast heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Methone.
• Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Megistos III, died a natural death on 8 June, 1087.
• Queen Klara, the wife of Despot Megistos III of Greece, died under suspicious circumstances on 14 July, 1087.

1088

• Basileus Diogenes II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Megistos III, died of the Slow Fever on 14 January, 1088.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece married Basillike, daughter of Basileus Anthimos of the Byzantine Empire.

1089

• Despot Megistos III of Greece went to war against Khagan Dristar II of Carpathia.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece was victorious in the battle of Capua against the army of Mart's Host, commanded by Mart of Mart's Host.

1090

• Despot Megistos III of Greece was victorious in the battle of Szekesfehervar against the army of Wojciech's Host, commanded by Wojciech of Wojciech's Host.

1091

• Sabas, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Megistos III of Greece.
• Pope Martinus II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 14 July, 1091.
• Megistos Klados usurped the Duchy of Thracesia from Frawsen Taishufin.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece lost the war against Khagan Pallfy Ferenc of Magyar 'the Wise'.

1092

• Several people in Constantinople spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1093

• Despot Megistos III of Greece went to war against King Hugo of Bohemia.

1094

• Despot Megistos III of Greece was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the army of Armenia, commanded by Sultan Jamil of Armenia.
• Pope Ioannes VIII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Jerusalem from the Shias.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece was victorious in the battle of Beirut against the army of Africa, commanded by Sheikh Masgaba of Homs.

1095

• Despot Megistos III of Greece lost the battle of Temes against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Megistos III of Greece.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece won the war against King Hugo of Bohemia.

1096

• The Crusade declared by Ioannes ended with the successful conquest of Jerusalem from the Shias.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece supported Despot Georgios of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.

1097

• Despot Megistos III of Greece was victorious in the battle of Fejer against the army of Sweden, commanded by Hakon of Oland.

1098

• Despot Megistos III of Greece supported Despot Georgios of Jerusalem in war against his enemies.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Thessalonika, ruled by Doge Theodoulos.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece tried but failed to imprison Doge Theodoulos of Thessalonika, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1099

• Megistos Klados created the title of Duchy of Crimea, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1100

• Doge Theodoulos of Thessalonika lost the war against Despot Megistos III of Greece.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece went to war against Sultan Jamil of Iraq.

1101

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of the The Ecumenical Patriarchate, ruled by Ecumenical Patriarch Theodotos II 'the Shadow'.
• Ecumenical Patriarch Theodotos II 'the Shadow' lost the war against Despot Megistos III of Greece.
• Pope Ioannes VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 22 November, 1101.

1102

• Despot Megistos III of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Megistos III 'the Pious'.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece 'the Pious' won the war against Sultan Jamil of Iraq.
• Megistos Klados created the title of Duchy of Kartli, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece was victorious in the battle of Zagreb against the army of Reginbern's Host, commanded by Reginbern of Reginbern's Host.

1103

• Several people in Constantinople spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1104

• A star fell from the sky in Lukomorie, killing three cows.

1105

• Greece saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1106

• Despot Megistos III of Greece went to war against Sultan Mahmud V of Punjab.

1107

• Sabas Klados married Pulcheria, daughter of Alvar Lambertingi.

1108

• Doux Anthimos III of Achaia, a powerful vassal of Despot Megistos III of Greece, converted from Orthodox to Catholic.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece 'the Pious' won the war against Sultan Mahmud V of Punjab.
• Basileus Sicleard of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Megistos III 'the Pious', died of depression on 11 September, 1108.

1109

• Pope Alexander II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 21 May, 1109.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Trent against the army of Italy, commanded by Duchess Tiziana of Verona.

1110

• Megistos Klados created the title of Duchy of Syrte, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Lesbos against the army of Abydosian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Zenobios of Abydosian Peasant Revolt.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Sozopolis against the army of Africa, commanded by Sheikh Yabdas of Attaleia.

1111

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of Africa, commanded by Sheikh Amri of Annaba.

1112

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the army of Iraq, commanded by Sultan Jamil of Iraq.

1113

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Prince Hierotheos of Germany.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Pious' won the war against Prince Hierotheos of Germany 'the Gentle'.
• As of 4 December, 1113, the Plague is no longer a distant rumor. Travelers from neighboring realms are now arriving with firsthand experience of the horrors it brings.

1114

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Suenik against the army of Persia, commanded by Sultan Kannama III of Persia.

1115

• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Guria against the army of Kugel's Host, commanded by Kugel of Kugel's Host.

1116

• A ten feet tall woman was crucified in the county of Herakleia.

1117

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Prae, ruled by Baron Maurikios.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Pious' tried but failed to imprison Baron Maurikios of Prae, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Megistos 'the Benevolent'.
• Basilissa Basillike of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lady of Basileus Megistos 'the Benevolent', died a natural death on 12 May, 1117.
• Basilissa Basillike 'the Butcher', the wife of Basileus Megistos of the Byzantine Empire, died a natural death on 12 May, 1117.
• Baron Maurikios of Prae lost the war against Despot Megistos III of Greece 'the Benevolent'.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece supported Taddeo of Italian Revolt in war against his enemies.

1118

• Despot Megistos III of Greece was victorious in the battle of Ceuta against the army of Sweden, commanded by Hrafn of Suffolk.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece supported Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1119

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Messina.

1120

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Palodes, ruled by Mayor Eudoxios.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece 'the Benevolent' tried but failed to imprison Mayor Eudoxios of Palodes, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Mayor Eudoxios of Palodes lost the war against Despot Megistos III of Greece 'the Benevolent'.

1121

• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Barlad.

1122

• Prince Eudoxios of Germany supported Prince Eudoxios of Germany in war against his enemies.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece supported Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1123

• Despot Megistos III of Greece supported Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Despot Hektorios II of Sicily supported Despot Hektorios II of Sicily in war against his enemies.
• Despot Megistos III of Greece died of Great Pox on 3 August, 1123. His son, Sabas, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Cavtat.
• Queen Ivet of Irinopolis Bulgaria supported Queen Ivet of Irinopolis Bulgaria in war against her enemies.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Constantia, ruled by Count Symmachos.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire 'the Scholar' tried but failed to imprison Count Symmachos of Constantia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Sestos from the enemy.

1124

• The army of Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Damianos of Pompeiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Brescia against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Damianos of Pompeiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Aquileia against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Georgian realm of Kakheti, ruled by Chief Kugel.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Kastoria from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Chlerinon from the enemy.

1125

• Prince Megistos of the Byzantine Empire married Yesugun, daughter of Khagan Godan of the Mongol Empire.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Portici from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Aversa from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Napoli from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Cumae from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Pozzuoli from the enemy.

1126

• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking San Marco d'Alunzio from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Taormina from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Messina from the enemy.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Lipari from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Neophytos, was victorious in the battle of Smyrna against the armies of Opsikion.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Troina from the enemy.
• Count Symmachos of Constantia won the war against Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire 'the Scholar'.
• On 29 July, 1126, Sabas lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire.
• People in Bacs claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1127

• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Reggio against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Leonello of Byzantine Revolt.
• Pope Stephanus VI declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Aquitaine from the Germanics.
• Caliph Yiliyen declared a Jihad, wherein all unfaithful Shias were called to conquer Egypt from the Catholics.
• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Lord Mayor Gabriel of Bitola, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Eustratios II of Armeniacon, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Kurt's Host.
• Chief Kugel of Kakheti won the war against Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Eustathios of Cephalonia, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Eustathios of Cephalonia, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Leonello of Byzantine Revolt 'the Cruel' lost the war against Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire.
• Adrianos, the firstborn son, was born to Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire.

1128

• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Montecastrilli from the enemy.
• The Crusade declared by Stephanus ended with the successful conquest of Aquitaine from the Germanics.
• Megistos Klados created the title of Kingdom of Epirus, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1129

• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emir Firhun II of Opsikion.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Emir Salah of Bucellarian.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Herakleia against the army of Opsikion, commanded by Emir Firhun II of Opsikion.
• Basilissa Yesugun, the wife of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, died of Consumption on 3 October, 1129.

1130

• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Michael of Thessalonika, was victorious in the battle of Sardis against the armies of Opsikion.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire won the war against Emir Firhun II of Opsikion.
• High Chief Korkutan of Rostov petitioned Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire to bring the Catholic faith to his pagan tribes.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Megistos III 'the Missionary'.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Georgian realm of Gurian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Bakur.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Missionary' won the war against Emir Salah of Bucellarian.
• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Pamphilios of Caltavuturo, was victorious in the battle of Zadar against the armies of Philipp's Host.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Guria against the army of Gurian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Bakur of Gurian Peasant Revolt.
• Bakur of Gurian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Missionary'.

1131

• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Pavlos of Styria, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Batas's Host.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Barlad against the army of Dedo's Host, commanded by Dedo of Dedo's Host.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the army of Baldr's Host, commanded by Baldr of Baldr's Host.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Esztergom against the army of Dedo's Host, commanded by Dedo of Dedo's Host.

1132

• People in Malta claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1133

• Pope Stephanus VI, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Cancer on 26 January, 1133.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the army of Sigtrygg's Host, commanded by Sigtrygg of Sigtrygg's Host.
• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Theodosios of Geziq, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Udo's Host.

1134

• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Bessarabia, ruled by Duchess Borena 'the Usurper'.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Missionary' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Borena of Bessarabia 'the Usurper', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire decided to travel to Rostov in order to meet High Chief Korkutan and witness the effects of the mass conversion of his realm in the aftermath of the great ceremony.
• Duchess Borena of Bessarabia 'the Usurper' lost the war against Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Missionary'.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Croatia, ruled by Despot Hektorios 'the Drunkard'.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Missionary' tried but failed to imprison Despot Hektorios of Croatia 'the Drunkard', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Pope Eugenius III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 25 December, 1134.

1135

• The army of Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Pavlos of Styria, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Croatia.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Senj against the army of Croatia, commanded by Doux Goran of Croatia.
• Pope Urbanus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 1 July, 1135.
• Despot Hektorios of Croatia 'the Drunkard' lost the war against Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Missionary'.
• Basileus Megistos III of the Byzantine Empire died from a bad case of the Flu on 5 October, 1135. His father, Sabas, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Larissa.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Carinthia, ruled by Despot Hektorios 'the Drunkard'.
• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire 'the Scholar' tried but failed to imprison Despot Hektorios of Carinthia 'the Drunkard', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1136

• Basileus Sabas of the Byzantine Empire died in battle against Doux Jarji of Carinthia on 9 February, 1136. His kinsman, Herakleios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Athens.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Captain Ragnarr of Varangian Guard, was victorious in the battle of Uppland against the armies of Carinthia.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Kallistos of Megara, was victorious in the battle of Chreina against the armies of Carinthia.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Karloman of Tao, was victorious in the battle of Trapani against the armies of Carinthia.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Cefalu from the enemy.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Palermo from the enemy.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Gratteri from the enemy.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Caltavuturo from the enemy.
• Despot Hektorios of Carinthia 'the Drunkard' lost the war against Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Carinthia, ruled by Doux Jarji.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire tried but failed to imprison Doux Jarji of Carinthia, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1137

• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Cannae from the enemy.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Melfi from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Gabriel of Vukovar, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Pivtsay's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Kallistos of Megara, was victorious in the battle of Friesach against the armies of Carinthia.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Trani from the enemy.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Salapia from the enemy.
• Doux Jarji of Carinthia lost the war against Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Narses of Theodosiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Kaydum's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Polykarpos of Usora, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Hoger's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Michael, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Onegavon's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Wali Theodoulos of Rizaion, was defeated in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Temir's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Michael, was defeated in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Temir's Host.
• The Jihad declared by Yiliyen Yunesid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Egypt.

1138

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Michael, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Temir's Host.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Herakleios II 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Pavlos of Styria, was victorious in the battle of Pitten against the armies of Skornand's Host.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Berber realm of Ancyran Peasant Revolt, ruled by Jaffar.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Zvonimir of Imotski, was victorious in the battle of Lori against the armies of Mergid.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Ioannes of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Ancyra against the armies of Ancyran Peasant Revolt.
• Jaffar of Ancyran Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Cleansing Flame'.

1139

• Several people in Constantinople spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1140

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Anastasios, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Diederik's Host.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Epieros.

1141

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Lord Mayor Mistislav of Friesach, was victorious in the battle of Pitten against the armies of Engelhard's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Anastasios, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Vsevolod's Host.
• Sicleard, the firstborn son, was born to Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the army of Oysteinn's Host, commanded by Oysteinn of Oysteinn's Host.

1142

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Gregoras of Benevento, was victorious in the battle of Travunia against the armies of Osric's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Stefan Vrana, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Wulff's Host.

1143

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Euphemios of Apulia, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of Adolf's Host.

1144

• Despot Adrianos of Greece married Sophia, daughter of Herakleios Arbantenos.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lori.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire supported Emperor Spanhem-Ortenburg Csaba of Carpathia in war against his enemies.

1145

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Ioannes of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Zvolen against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Ioannes of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Hradec against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Narses of Theodosiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Batan's Host.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kyzikos.

1146

• Pope Marinus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 19 September, 1146.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Konstas.

1147

• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Kyzikos against the army of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt, commanded by Konstas of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt.
• Konstas of Kyzikosian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Cleansing Flame'.

1148

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Wali Aboulgharib of Beslan, was victorious in the battle of Balanjar against the armies of Baitzas's Host.
• Herakleios Klados created the title of Kingdom of Africa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Paschalis Toxaras, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of THorbjorn's Host.
• Despot Pavlos of Epirus, a powerful vassal of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Despot Ioustinianos III of Greece, a powerful vassal of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Despot Eirenaios II of Carinthia, a powerful vassal of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Despot Megistos III of Croatia, a powerful vassal of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Queen Euphemia of Africa, a powerful vassal of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Eirenaios II of Carinthia, was victorious in the battle of Shemakha against the armies of Pivtsay's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Hierotheos of Calabria, was victorious in the battle of Imotski against the armies of Ragnarr's Host.

1149

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Ioannes of Adrianopolis, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Giazis's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Chief Niphon of Lower Dniepr, was victorious in the battle of Bratslav against the armies of Tjudmund's Host.
• The Paulician heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Maroneia.

1150

• Herakleios Klados created the title of Kingdom of Crimea, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Narses of Theodosiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Tatus's Host.
• Queen Euphemia of Africa, a powerful vassal of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, converted from Hellenic to African.

1151

• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire went to war against Grandmaster Geza of Knights of Calatrava.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Kyzikos against the army of Knights of Calatrava, commanded by Grandmaster Geza of Knights of Calatrava.

1152

• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Alexandria Troas from the enemy.
• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Cleansing Flame' won the war against Grandmaster Geza of Knights of Calatrava.
• Herakleios Klados usurped the County of Abydos from Geza Spanhem-Ortenburg.
• Herakleios Klados usurped the Duchy of Abydos from Geza Spanhem-Ortenburg.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Dionysios, was defeated in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Giazis's Host.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Belisarios II of Trebizond, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Giazis's Host.

1153

• People in Egrisi claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1154

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Kosmas of Styria, was defeated in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Alebrand's Host.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ras.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Simeon Vrana, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Alebrand's Host.
• Despot Ioustinianos III of Greece married Simonis.

1155

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Semender.

1156

• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Paschalis Toxaras, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of THorbjorn's Host.
• Grand Saltigue Demba declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Africans were called to conquer Africa from the Hellenics.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Mande realm of the The African Congregation, ruled by Grand Saltigue Demba 'the Cleansing Flame'.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Belgrade.

1157

• Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Sijilmasa against the army of Mali, commanded by Farin Tounkara of Diafunu.
• The army of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Ioustinianos III of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Mali.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Claudiopolis.
• Despot Ioustinianos III 'the Apostle', the heir of Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire, died comatose in bed on 13 September, 1157.

1158

• On 18 February, 1158, Basileus Herakleios II of the Byzantine Empire died of an infected wound. He was succeeded by his Catholic Christian kinsman Ioustinianos.
• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Adrianopolis, ruled by Doux Photios II 'the Shadow'.
• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire tried but failed to imprison Doux Photios II of Adrianopolis 'the Shadow', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Benghazi against the army of Mali, commanded by Queen Safiyah of Kanem.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Serapion of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Adrianopolis.
• Doux Photios II of Adrianopolis 'the Shadow' lost the war against Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ioannikios Kappadox Kalampakes, was victorious in the battle of Ajadabiya against the armies of Mali.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ecumenical Patriarch Michael, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Lembert's Host.

1159

• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Serapion of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Gafsa against the armies of Mali.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Paschalis Toxaras, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of THorbjorn's Host.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Serapion of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Annaba against the armies of Mali.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ecumenical Patriarch Michael, was victorious in the battle of Herakleia against the armies of Cyprus.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Serapion of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the armies of Mali.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Paschalis, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Ulfr's Host.

1160

• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Gennadios of Szentgotthard, was victorious in the battle of Medelike against the armies of Lutuveras's Host.
• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire married Nonna, daughter of Serapion of Theodosiopolis.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Despot Serapion of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Syrte against the armies of Mali.
• Pope Benedictus III declared a Crusade, wherein all unfaithful Catholics were called to conquer Thrace from the Hellenics.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Italian realm of the The Papacy, ruled by Pope Benedictus III 'the Unready'.

1161

• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Sebastianos Klokas, was defeated in the battle of Szekelyfold against the armies of Ungvar.
• The Great Holy War declared by Ouali Dembid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.
• Grand Saltigue Ouali made peace with Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Ioustinianos III 'the Holy'.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Simeon Vrana, was defeated in the battle of Senj against the armies of Knights of Santiago.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Gennadios of Szentgotthard, was victorious in the battle of Chremis against the armies of Austrasia.
• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Austrasia, commanded by King Ricchar of Austrasia.

1162

• The Crusade declared by Benedictus ended with the successful conquest of Thrace from the Hellenics.
• Pope Benedictus III 'the Unready' won the war against Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire 'the Holy'.
• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire went to war against King Alcide of Thrace.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Pankratios of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Suru's Host.

1163

• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Anthemios of Kruje, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Alger.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Ioannikios Kappadox Kalampakes, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Esiko's Host.
• The army of Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Kosmas of Styria, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Venice.
• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Venice, commanded by Doge Alcide of Venice.

1164

• Basileus Ioustinianos III of the Byzantine Empire died in battle against Doge Alcide of Venice on 19 June, 1164. His uncle, Konstantinos, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Ancyra.
• The army of Basileus Konstantinos VI of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Kosmas of Styria, was victorious in the battle of Claudiopolis against the armies of Venice.

1165

• The army of Basileus Konstantinos VI of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Samuel of Theodosiopolis, was defeated in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Suru's Host.
• The army of Basileus Konstantinos VI of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Samuel of Theodosiopolis, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Suru's Host.

1166

• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the army of Thrace, commanded by King Alcide of Thrace.
• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Traianopolis from the enemy.

1167

• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Adrianopolis from the enemy.
• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Berat from the enemy.
• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Traianopolis from the enemy.
• As of 4 November, 1167, the Plague is no longer a distant rumor. Travelers from neighboring realms are now arriving with firsthand experience of the horrors it brings.

1168

• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Mutilator' won the war against King Alcide of Thrace 'the Crusader'.
• Pope Benedictus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 26 November, 1168.

1169

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Nikaea.

1170

• Basileus Sicleard II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Konstantinos 'the Mutilator', died of the dreaded Plague on 22 February, 1170.
• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the army of Thrace, commanded by King Alcide of Thrace.
• Basileus Leontios II of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Prince Konstantinos 'the Mutilator', died under suspicious circumstances on 13 June, 1170.
• Prince Konstantinos of the Byzantine Empire supported Basileus Megistos IV of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Doux Konstantinos II of Bucellarian died of the dreaded Plague on 20 November, 1170. His son, Tiberios, succeeded to the throne of the Duchy with a grand ceremony in Ancyra.
• In Nikaea, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Doux Tiberios.

1171

• Doux Tiberios of Bucellarian was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the army of Tarsos, commanded by Sheikh Magsen of Tarsos.
• Doux Tiberios of Bucellarian was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the army of Thrace, commanded by King Alcide of Thrace.

1172

• In Prusa, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Doux Tiberios.

1173

• Doux Tiberios of Bucellarian went to war against Queen Kyriake of Greece.

1174

• A star fell from the sky in Nikaea, killing three cows.

1175

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Prusa.

1176

• Bucellarian saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1177

• Fylkir Helgi declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Germanics were called to conquer Saxony from the Catholics.
• Basileus Megistos IV of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Doux Tiberios, died under suspicious circumstances on 17 September, 1177.

1178

• Doux Tiberios of Bucellarian won the war against Despot Maximos of Greece.
• Doux Tiberios of Bucellarian, through deeds and character, came to be known as Doux Tiberios 'the Usurper'.
• Tiberios Klados usurped the Kingdom of Greece from Maximos Klados.
• Basileus Demetrios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Tiberios 'the Usurper', was murdered on the orders of Despot Tiberios of Greece on 12 June, 1178.

1179

• In Ancyra, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Tiberios.

1180

• Tiberios Klados inherited the the Byzantine Empire from Adrianos Klados.
• Sultan Najib of Persia 'the Monster' lost the war against Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire 'the Usurper'.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Askedal.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire went to war against King Alcide of Thrace.
• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Mayor Matthaios of Capua, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Euboia.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Waldensian Uprising, ruled by Pantoleon.
• The Great Holy War declared by Helgi af Aarhus ended with the successful conquest of Saxony from the Catholics.

1181

• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Akakios of Askedal, was victorious in the battle of Semender against the armies of Jeno.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Gallipoli from the enemy.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Greek realm of Byzantine Revolt, ruled by Alexandra 'the Unready'.

1182

• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ioannes of Usora, was victorious in the battle of Onogost against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Anthemios of Kruje, was victorious in the battle of Zeta against the armies of Theodwin's Host.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Galata from the enemy.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Constantinople from the enemy.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire 'the Usurper' won the war against King Alcide of Thrace 'the Crusader'.
• Tiberios Klados usurped the County of Constantinople from Alcide di Venezia.
• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Pyrros III of Carniola, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of Ingolfr's Host.
• the Byzantine Empire was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Gilan, ruled by Caliph Ramadan.
• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Vukasin Vrana, was victorious in the battle of Split against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Trapezous from the enemy.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Koralla from the enemy.

1183

• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Itakh of Themiscyra, was defeated in the battle of Sinope against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire lost the battle of Amisos against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Alexandra of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ignatios of Belgrade, was defeated in the battle of Ohrid against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.

1184

• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Sibenik from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Bishop Valerios of Absheron, was victorious in the battle of Lori against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Zadar from the enemy.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Knin from the enemy.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Nin from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Ignatios of Belgrade, was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the armies of Dag's Host.
• Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire successfully led his armies, taking Novigrad from the enemy.
• Alexandra of Byzantine Revolt 'the Unready' won the war against Basileus Tiberios IV of the Byzantine Empire 'the Usurper'.

1185

• Pope Callistus III, leader of all Catholic faithful, died not knowing quite what was wrong with them on 24 March, 1185.

1186

• Gabriel Klados married Kyra, daughter of Hypatios di Pontio.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Quba from the enemy.
• Pope Stephanus VII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 21 March, 1186.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece went to war against Queen Sophia of Epirus.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Shemakha from the enemy.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Shikhlar from the enemy.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Lankaran from the enemy.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Monemvasia.

1187

• Despot Tiberios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Baku from the enemy.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Queen Sophia of Epirus.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Ohrid against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Queen Sophia of Epirus.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece 'the Usurper' won the war against Queen Sophia of Epirus.
• Tiberios Klados usurped the Kingdom of Epirus from Sophia Arbantenos.

1188

• Despot Tiberios of Greece went to war against Sheikh Gaya of Euboia.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece went to war against Sheikh Kadidu of Naxos.

1189

• Despot Tiberios of Greece 'the Usurper' won the war against Sheikh Gaya of Euboia.

1190

• Despot Tiberios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Tendara against the army of Mali, commanded by Farbas Missi-Ize of Tlemcen.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece 'the Usurper' won the war against Sheikh Kadidu of Naxos.
• Tiberios Klados created the title of Duchy of Aegean Islands, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Ohrid, ruled by Duchess Sophia.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece 'the Usurper' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Sophia of Ohrid, causing her to come out in open rebellion.

1191

• Grand Saltigue Ouali declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Africans were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.

1192

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Korchev.

1193

• Princess Sophia of the Byzantine Empire 'the Evil' lost the war against Despot Tiberios of Greece 'the Usurper'.

1194

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Thessalia, ruled by Countess Dora 'the Impaler'.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece 'the Usurper' tried but failed to imprison Countess Dora of Thessalia 'the Impaler', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Despot Tiberios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Theodosia against the army of Waldensian Uprising, commanded by Menumarot of Waldensian Uprising.

1195

• On 12 March, 1195, Tiberios lost his titles, and it was decided to pass on the dynasty chronicles to Despot Gabriel of Greece.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thessalia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Countess Dora of Thessalia.

1196

• The Great Holy War declared by Deye Dembid ended with the successful conquest of Africa from the Catholics.
• Duchess Basillike of Crimea, a powerful vassal of Despot Gabriel of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Doux Eusebios II of Thessalonika, a powerful vassal of Despot Gabriel of Greece, converted from Hellenic to Hellenic.
• Countess Dora of Thessalia 'the Impaler' lost the war against Despot Gabriel of Greece.

1197

• Despot Gabriel of Greece made a pious pilgrimage to Rome.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Gabriel 'the Hideous'.
• Kyra Klados was released from imprisonment by Despot Gabriel of Greece.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Olvia.

1198

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Syrte.

1199

• Gabriel Klados created the title of Duchy of Opsikion, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Despot Theodotos of Epirus.

1200

• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Despot Theodotos of Epirus.

1201

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Zagreb.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Emir Stembanos II of Cilicia.

1202

• Queen Mother Athanasia, the mother of Despot Gabriel of Greece, died in the dungeons of Basileus Alexios of the Byzantine Empire on 7 April, 1202.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the army of Cappadocia, commanded by Emir Tabat VI of Cappadocia.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Tyana against the army of Mzab, commanded by Emir Ahmad II of Mzab.

1203

• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Seleukeia against the army of Tripoli, commanded by Emir Mansur of Tripoli.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Adana against the army of Darum, commanded by Sheikh Hasan of Darum.

1204

• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Emir Stembanos II of Cilicia 'the Bold'.
• Gabriel Klados usurped the Duchy of Cilicia from Stembanos Barcid.

1205

• As of 6 September, 1205, the Plague is no longer a distant rumor. Travelers from neighboring realms are now arriving with firsthand experience of the horrors it brings.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Emir Masmud of Cyprus.

1206

• Leontia Klados married Prince Eirenaios, son of Basileus Alexios of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Olvia.
• Princess Savintik of Crimea, a powerful vassal of Despot Gabriel of Greece, converted from Catholic to Tengri.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Emir Masmud of Cyprus.
• Gabriel Klados usurped the Duchy of Cyprus from Masmud Zirid.

1207

• Pope Gregorius V declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Aquitaine from the Germanics.

1208

• Tiberios 'the Usurper', the father of Despot Gabriel of Greece, died a natural death on 19 February, 1208.
• The Crusade declared by Gregorius ended with the successful conquest of Aquitaine from the Germanics.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Emir Ahmad II of Mzab.

1209

• Pope Gregorius V, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 21 March, 1209.

1210

• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the army of Mzab, commanded by Emir Ahmad II of Mzab.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Emir Ahmad II of Mzab 'the Unready'.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Prusa, ruled by Bishop Basileios.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' tried but failed to imprison Bishop Basileios of Prusa, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1211

• Fylkir Gudfrid declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Germanics were called to conquer Germany from the Catholics.
• Bishop Basileios of Prusa lost the war against Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous'.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of Wales, commanded by Chieftess Aeronwy of Faro.

1212

• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Duke Yazi of Mosul.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the army of Mosul, commanded by Duke Yazi of Mosul.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Duke Yazi of Mosul.

1213

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Achaia, ruled by Duchess Epiphania 'the Magnanimous'.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' tried but failed to imprison Duchess Epiphania of Achaia 'the Magnanimous', causing her to come out in open rebellion.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Akroinon against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Epiphania of Achaia.

1214

• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Atheniai against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Duchess Epiphania of Achaia.
• Duchess Epiphania of Achaia 'the Magnanimous' lost the war against Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous'.
• Gabriel Klados created the title of Duchy of Sarkel, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Great Holy War declared by Gudfrid af Aarhus ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Germany.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bratslav.

1215

• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Emir Sulayman III of Cyrenaica.

1216

• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Cyrenaica against the army of Cyrenaica, commanded by Emir Sulayman III of Cyrenaica.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Emir Sulayman III of Cyrenaica.
• Gabriel Klados usurped the Duchy of Krete from Himmi Azarid.
• Basileus Alexios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Gabriel 'the Hideous', died of an infected wound on 24 September, 1216.

1217

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Demetrias, ruled by Count Arsenios.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' tried but failed to imprison Count Arsenios of Demetrias, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thebes against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Arsenios of Demetrias.

1218

• Greece saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1219

• Count Arsenios of Demetrias lost the war against Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous'.
• Princess Simonis, the heir of Despot Gabriel of Greece, was burnt at the stake on the order of Prince Nikolaos of Sicily on 26 August, 1219.

1220

• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Emir Mu'izz of Antioch.

1221

• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Alexandretta against the army of Antioch, commanded by Emir Mu'izz of Antioch.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Emir Mu'izz of Antioch.

1222

• Tens of thousands of crows birds invaded Achaia just before the harvest, causing much damage to the farmers's fields.

1223

• Despot Gabriel of Greece lost the battle of Vidin against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Markia of Byzantine Revolt.
• Quintus Klados married Dionysia, daughter of Legatus Lazaros of Mtskheta.

1224

• Despot Gabriel of Greece lost the battle of Vidin against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Markia of Byzantine Revolt.

1225

• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Ras against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Markia of Byzantine Revolt.

1226

• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Sa'daddin of Al-Jaziran Revolt.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Wali Sadiq of Al Alamayn.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Wali Sadiq of Al Alamayn.

1227

• Grand Saltigue Bassi declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Africans were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece supported Basileus Kallinikos of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.

1228

• Despot Gabriel of Greece was victorious in the battle of Nalut against the army of Spirit Guardians, commanded by Warchief Kiyari of Spirit Guardians.
• The Great Holy War declared by Bassi Dembid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.

1229

• Queen Kyra, the wife of Despot Gabriel of Greece, was burnt at the stake on the order of Basileus Kallinikos of the Byzantine Empire on 24 February, 1229.

1230

• Despot Gabriel of Greece went to war against Faga-Laye of Malinese Revolt.

1231

• A giant destroyed several villages in Euboia, but then disappeared without trace.

1232

• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Kaneia.
• Despot Gabriel of Greece 'the Hideous' won the war against Faga-Laye of Malinese Revolt.
• Gabriel Klados created the title of Duchy of Tunis, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1233

• A giant destroyed several villages in Vinnytsia, but then disappeared without trace.

1234

• Despot Gabriel of Greece died under suspicious circumstances on 6 May, 1234. His grandson, Quintus, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Tunis.
• People in Iasi claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1235

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Chalkidike.

1236

• A giant destroyed several villages in Korchev, but then disappeared without trace.

1237

• Villagers saw blood raining from the sky in the county of Medjerda.

1238

• Despot Quintus of Greece went to war against King Ragno of Aquitaine.

1239

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Hradyzk.

1240

• Despot Quintus of Greece won the war against King Gaujoin of Italy 'the Tormentor'.
• Quintus Klados usurped the Kingdom of Aquitaine from Gaujoin Kalothetos.
• Quintus Klados created the title of Duchy of Edessa, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Quintus Klados created the title of Kingdom of Wallachia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1241

• Greece was attacked by the Frankish realm of Barcelona, ruled by Duke Adalgari.
• Despot Quintus of Greece tried but failed to imprison Duke Adalgari of Barcelona, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1242

• Duke Adalgari of Barcelona lost the war against Despot Quintus of Greece.

1243

• Pope Stephanus VIII declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer England from the Germanics.

1244

• Pope Stephanus VIII, leader of all Catholic faithful, died bedridden and infirm on 22 March, 1244.
• The Crusade declared by Ioannes ended with the successful conquest of England from the Germanics.
• Despot Quintus of Greece was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the army of Burgos, commanded by Alfr of Burgos.
• Quintus Klados created the title of Duchy of Pereyaslavl, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1245

• Fylkir THorgil declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Germanics were called to conquer Germany from the Catholics.
• Greece was attacked by the Occitan realm of Toulouse, ruled by Doux Ancelmes II.
• Despot Quintus of Greece tried but failed to imprison Doux Ancelmes II of Toulouse, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Despot Quintus of Greece supported Despot Kallinikos of Germany in war against his enemies.

1246

• Doux Ancelmes II of Toulouse lost the war against Despot Quintus of Greece.

1247

• Despot Quintus of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Quintus 'the Confessor'.
• Pope Ioannes IX announced the formal annulment of Despot Quintuss marriage with Dionysia Chasanes.
• The Great Holy War declared by THorgil af Aarhus ended with the successful conquest of Germany from the Catholics.

1248

• Despot Quintus of Greece went to war against Wali Hussamaddin of Palaeokastron.

1249

• Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor' won the war against Wali Hussamaddin of Palaeokastron.
• Despot Quintus of Greece went to war against Grand Headmaster Sisso of Fedayeen.

1250

• Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor' won the war against Grand Headmaster Sisso of Fedayeen.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Odessa.
• Greece was attacked by the Frankish realm of Aquitaine, ruled by Duke Siclevold 'the Butcher'.
• Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor' tried but failed to imprison Duke Siclevold of Aquitaine 'the Butcher', causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1251

• People in Rouergue claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1252

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Barcelona.
• Prince Siclevold of Aquitaine 'the Butcher' lost the war against Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor'.

1253

• Greece was attacked by the French realm of Gascogne, ruled by Doux Loup III.
• Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor' tried but failed to imprison Doux Loup III of Gascogne, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Prince Raphail of Greece married Duchess Celsovildis, daughter of Blessed Musa of Valencia.

1254

• Doux Loup III of Gascogne lost the war against Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor'.
• Basileus Kallinikos of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Quintus 'the Confessor', died in battle against Dag on 25 December, 1254.
• Despot Quintus of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of Hakon's Host, commanded by Hakon of Hakon's Host.

1255

• Basileus Eirenaios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Quintus 'the Confessor', died under suspicious circumstances on 28 September, 1255.
• Despot Quintus of Greece converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Prince Raphail of Greece, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Basileus Staurakios of the Byzantine Empire converted from Hellenic to Hellenic.
• Doux Lazaros of Pereyaslavl, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Doux Photios of Bucellarian, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Doux Isidoros II of Syrte, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Vuitard of Toulousan Revolt, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Duchess Basillike of Sarkel, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• Duchess Anastasia of Bessarabia, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• As of 4 December, 1255, the Plague is no longer a distant rumor. Travelers from neighboring realms are now arriving with firsthand experience of the horrors it brings.

1256

• Despot Quintus of Greece supported Basileus Staurakios of the Byzantine Empire in war against his enemies.
• Doux Hypatios of Tunis, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Hellenic to African.

1257

• Despot Quintus of Greece was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Theodotos of Byzantine Revolt.
• Basileus Staurakios of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Quintus 'the Confessor', died under suspicious circumstances on 25 October, 1257.

1258

• Greece saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1259

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Greek Revolt, ruled by Boethios.
• Despot Quintus of Greece was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Boethios of Greek Revolt.

1260

• Basileus Theophilos of the Byzantine Empire converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• Doux Eusebios III of Thessalonika, a powerful vassal of Despot Quintus of Greece, converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• Boethios of Greek Revolt lost the war against Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor'.

1261

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Aurilliac.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Greek Revolt, ruled by Helias.

1262

• Despot Quintus of Greece was victorious in the battle of Feher against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Helias of Greek Revolt.
• Despot Quintus of Greece married Iouliana, daughter of Eustathios di Venezia.
• Helias of Greek Revolt 'the Blessed' lost the war against Despot Quintus of Greece 'the Confessor'.
• Despot Quintus of Greece died of Cancer on 9 October, 1262. His son, Raphail, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Bordeaux.
• Greece was attacked by the French realm of Armagnac, ruled by Count Raynaud.
• Despot Raphail of Greece 'of the Empty Pockets' tried but failed to imprison Count Raynaud of Armagnac, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1263

• Despot Raphail of Greece was victorious in the battle of Toulouse against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Raynaud of Armagnac.

1264

• Despot Raphail of Greece was victorious in the battle of Toulouse against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Count Raynaud of Armagnac.
• Count Raynaud of Armagnac lost the war against Despot Raphail of Greece 'of the Empty Pockets'.

1265

• Despot Raphail of Greece went to war against King Folco of Italy.

1266

• Despot Raphail of Greece 'of the Empty Pockets' won the war against King Folco of Italy 'the Usurper'.
• Basileus Theophilos of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Raphail 'of the Empty Pockets', was slain by Priest Kusoy of Sidi Rahhal in a chaotic battlefield duel on 17 December, 1266.

1267

• A dragon was seen in the county of Adana.

1268

• Several people in Nikaea spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1269

• Despot Raphail of Greece converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• Despot Raphail of Greece went to war against Empress Nafissa of Mali.

1270

• A giant destroyed several villages in Overijssel, but then disappeared without trace.

1271

• Despot Raphail of Greece 'of the Empty Pockets' won the war against Empress Nafissa of Mali 'the Pilgrim'.
• Raphail Klados created the title of Duchy of Aegean Islands, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1272

• Despot Raphail of Greece went to war against Sultan Muhammad IV of Egypt.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Achaia.

1273

• On 7 January, 1273, rumors began to reach us of a terrible outbreak of Plague in far off lands
• Despot Raphail of Greece 'of the Empty Pockets' won the war against Sultan Muhammad IV of Egypt.
• Despot Raphail of Greece went to war against Emir Mansur of Afar.

1274

• A goat with three heads was born in Teluch.

1275

• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Hama.

1276

• Despot Raphail of Greece 'of the Empty Pockets' won the war against Emir Mansur of Afar.

1277

• The Zikri heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Teluch.

1278

• Fylkir Hjalmar declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Germanics were called to conquer France from the Catholics.
• Pope Lucius IV declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Africa from the Africans.

1279

• A river flooded parts of Zagreb in the spring.

1280

• The Crusade declared by Lucius ended with the successful conquest of Africa from the Africans.
• Raphail Klados created the title of Kingdom of Navarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1281

• Despot Raphail of Greece went to war against Despot Konstantinos of Croatia.

1282

• Basileus Nikolaos of the Byzantine Empire, the liege Lord of Despot Raphail 'of the Empty Pockets', died in battle against Balin on 23 April, 1282.

1283

• The Great Holy War declared by Hjalmar af Aarhus ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer France.
• Despot Raphail of Greece went to war against Captain Lewnis of Tuareg Company.

1284

• Despot Raphail of Greece died of depression on 7 June, 1284. His son, Hierotheos, succeeded to the throne of the Kingdom with a grand ceremony in Nikaea.
• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Overijssel.

1285

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece won the war against Captain Lewnis of Tuareg Company.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Cairo, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1286

• In Dorylaion, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Hierotheos.

1287

• A dragon was seen in the county of Quattara.

1288

• A star fell from the sky in Attaleia, killing three cows.

1289

• A strange plague killed thousands of wild rabbits in the county of Barlad.

1290

• A dragon was seen in the county of Forez.

1291

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Queen Konstantia of Carinthia.

1292

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece won the war against Queen Konstantia of Carinthia 'the Usurper'.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Despot Neophytos of Trebizond.

1293

• Pope Lucius IV, leader of all Catholic faithful, died a natural death on 5 December, 1293.

1294

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Despot Konstantinos of Croatia.

1295

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece won the war against Despot Konstantinos of Croatia.

1296

• Strange and wonderful serpents were seen in Fustat.

1297

• A river flooded parts of Szekelyfold in the spring.

1298

• Grand Saltigue Bassi II declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Africans were called to conquer Africa from the Catholics.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece supported Queen Theodora of Africa in war against her enemies.

1299

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece supported Despot Nikolaos of Epirus in war against his enemies.

1300

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Despot Hierotheos 'the Gentle'.

1301

• In Prusa, the people celebrated the benevolent rule of Despot Hierotheos.

1302

• An uncommonly great number of children were born this year in Seleukeia.

1303

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Emir Amawal of Palmyra.
• Queen Celsovildis 'the Gentle', the mother of Despot Hierotheos of Greece, vanished without a trace on 18 December, 1303.

1304

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle' won the war against Emir Amawal of Palmyra.
• Hierotheos Klados usurped the Duchy of Palmyra from Amawal Taishufin.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece married Queen Nonna, daughter of Despot Neophytos of Trebizond.

1305

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Emir Aghlab III of Baghdad.

1306

• Despot Nikolaos of Epirus supported Despot Nikolaos of Epirus in war against his enemies.
• Herakleios, the firstborn son, was born to Despot Hierotheos of Greece.

1307

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle' won the war against Emir Aghlab III of Baghdad.

1308

• A river flooded parts of Valencia in the spring.

1309

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Sheikh Samir of Deir.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Sheikh Husam of Samarra.
• Queen Nonna, the wife of Despot Hierotheos of Greece, died of Smallpox on 9 November, 1309.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece married Queen Garyphallia, daughter of Despot Boethios of Sardinia and Corsica.

1310

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle' won the war against Sheikh Samir of Deir.

1311

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle' won the war against Sheikh Husam of Samarra 'the Just'.
• Queen Garyphallia 'the Unfaithful', the wife of Despot Hierotheos of Greece, died a natural death on 13 December, 1311.

1312

• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Samarra, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Vrhbosna against the army of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Doux Teodosije II of Bosnia.

1313

• Pope Sergius II declared a Crusade, wherein all faithful Catholics were called to help conquer Wales from the Germanics.

1314

• Fylkir Hjalmar II declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Germanics were called to conquer Germany from the Catholics.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Druz.
• The Crusade declared by Sergius ended with the successful conquest of Wales from the Germanics.

1315

• A goat with three heads was born in Lykandos.

1316

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Fejer against the army of Adalgar's Host, commanded by Adalgar of Adalgar's Host.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Marmaros against the army of Dyre's Host, commanded by Dyre of Dyre's Host.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Adana.
• The Great Holy War declared by Bragi af Aarhus ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Germany.

1317

• Pope Sergius II, leader of all Catholic faithful, died of Great Pox on 2 June, 1317.

1318

• Despot Raphail of Epirus supported Despot Raphail of Epirus in war against his enemies.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece married Princess Eupraxia, daughter of Despot Nikolaos of Epirus.

1319

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Rylsk against the army of Latgale, commanded by King Styrbjorn II of Latgale.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece lost the battle of Roslavl against the army of Naimanid, commanded by Khagan Bughu of Naimanid.

1320

• Despot Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Karachev Tribe from the enemy.
• Despot Hierotheos of Greece lost the battle of Bryansk against the army of Naimanid, commanded by Khagan Bughu of Naimanid.

1321

• A star fell from the sky in Barlad, killing three cows.

1322

• A star fell from the sky in Nikaea, killing three cows.

1323

• Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt went to war against Basileus Kallinikos II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Bishop Chrysogonos of Saramsah, was victorious in the battle of Florence against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Igmi Brachamios, was defeated in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Bishop Chrysogonos of Saramsah, was victorious in the battle of Florence against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Doux Eustratios of Cibyrrhaeot, was victorious in the battle of Zakynthos against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Doux Hypatios of Abruzzo, was victorious in the battle of Savoy against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Mayor Athom of Shali, was defeated in the battle of Balanjar against the armies of Subetei's Host.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Mayor Euphemios of Oblucita, was victorious in the battle of Barlad against the armies of Arvo's Host.

1324

• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Doux Kurt of Etelkoz, was victorious in the battle of Kasogia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt, commanded by Mayor Artavazd of Narin-Kala, was victorious in the battle of Semender against the armies of Belgutei's Host.
• Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt 'the Gentle' won the war against Basileus Kallinikos II of the Byzantine Empire 'the Monk'.
• Hierotheos Klados displayed his great power by founding the new Empire of Greece.
• Despot Raphail of Epirus supported Despot Raphail of Epirus in war against his enemies.
• Greece was attacked by the Berber realm of Tuareg Company, ruled by Captain Ali.
• Greece was attacked by the Berber realm of Shia Uprising, ruled by Tiljad.

1325

• The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Al-Sukhnah.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Haidar of Mamistra, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of Shia Uprising.
• Tiljad of Shia Uprising lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle'.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Medjerda against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Kyriakos of Epirotan Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Sergios of Dashur, was defeated in the battle of Faiyum against the armies of Tuareg Company.

1326

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Theophylaktos, was victorious in the battle of Barlad against the armies of Sveinn's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Eustratios of Cibyrrhaeot, was victorious in the battle of Nubia against the armies of Tuareg Company.
• Captain Ali of Tuareg Company made peace with Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle'.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece converted from Catholic to Hellenic.

1327

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Count Theophilos of Thessalia, was victorious in the battle of Demetrias against the armies of Jaroslaw's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Eustratios of Cibyrrhaeot, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Sweden.

1328

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Despot Euphemios of Crimea.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Euphemios of Oblucita, was defeated in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Crimea.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Zacharias of Palmyra, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of Crimea.
• Queen Gerberga of Bohemia supported Queen Gerberga of Bohemia in war against her enemies.

1329

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Philaretos Kantakouzenos, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Crimea.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Eustratios of Cibyrrhaeot, was victorious in the battle of Catanzaro against the armies of Fraticelli Uprising.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Eustratios of Cibyrrhaeot, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of Crimea.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle' won the war against Despot Euphemios of Crimea 'the Butcher'.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Capua, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Calabria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1330

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ioannikios of Tecuci, was defeated in the battle of Barlad against the armies of Solvi's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Theophylaktos, was victorious in the battle of Targoviste against the armies of Virdyan's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Philaretos Kantakouzenos, was victorious in the battle of Targoviste against the armies of Freawine's Host.

1331

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Girgenti.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Capua.
• Hierotheos Klados usurped the Duchy of Tripolitania from Demetrios Mourtzouphlos.

1332

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Alexandria.

1333

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Hazart, ruled by Bishop Samuel.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle' tried but failed to imprison Bishop Samuel of Hazart, causing him to come out in open rebellion.

1334

• Bishop Samuel of Hazart lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle'.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Thessalia.

1335

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Pope Gregorius VI.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Montecastrilli from the enemy.

1336

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Alviano from the enemy.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Demetrias.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Orbetello from the enemy.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Viterbo from the enemy.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Gentle' won the war against Pope Lucius V.
• Hierotheos Klados usurped the County of Rome from Lucius.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece converted from Old Hellenic to Hellenic.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece led the reformation of the Hellenic, and copies of The Legends were spread and read everywhere to honor Jupiter.
• Pontifex Maximus Narses declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Hellenics were called to help conquer Italy from the Catholics.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece supported Pontifex Maximus Narses in war against his enemies.

1337

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Hippolytos, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Kallinikos, was victorious in the battle of Astibus against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Kallinikos II of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Ioustinos of Slavonia, was victorious in the battle of Krizevci against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ixzi of Arkadia, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1338

• The Great Holy War declared by Narses Manikophagos ended with the successful conquest of Italy from the Catholics. Hierotheos Klados became the new Lord of the conquered lands.
• Hierotheos Klados usurped the Kingdom of Italy from Corrado Kalothetos.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Hierotheos 'the Sword of Jupiter'.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Verona, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Vilmos of Nagyvarad , was victorious in the battle of Heves against the armies of Ngenoh's Host.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the army of Bukha's Host, commanded by Bukha of Bukha's Host.

1339

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Thessalonike.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Carpathia, ruled by Basileus Kallinikos II.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Ioustinos of Slavonia, was victorious in the battle of Zagreb against the armies of Suni's Host.
• Basileus Kallinikos II of Carpathia lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter'.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Padla, was victorious in the battle of Barlad against the armies of Wicho's Host.

1340

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Emir Akli of Adrar.

1341

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Chandax against the army of Adrar, commanded by Chief Hiempsal of Chandax.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Emir Akli of Adrar.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Krete, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1342

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ancyra.
• Greece was attacked by the Italian realm of Pavian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Matteo.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Philaretos Kantakouzenos, was victorious in the battle of Pavia against the armies of Pavian Peasant Revolt.
• Matteo of Pavian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter'.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Mantua.

1343

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Chrysanthos of Zicna, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Hermann's Host.

1344

• Despot Herakleios 'the Pious', the heir of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, died of Camp Fever on 24 March, 1344.

1345

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Croatia, ruled by Doux Michael.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Georgios Mourtzouphlos, was victorious in the battle of Split against the armies of Croatia.

1346

• Doux Michael of Croatia 'the Noble' lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter'.
• Greece was attacked by the Berber realm of Tuareg Company, ruled by Captain Ali 'the Fowler'.
• Captain Ali of Tuareg Company 'the Fowler' lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter'.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Wali Ghalib of Zuomo.

1347

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bihar.
• Greece was attacked by the Bedouin realm of Shekhan, ruled by Wali Akin.
• Wali Aghlab of Shekhan lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter'.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Wali Aghali of Kotiaion.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Bishop Zand of Hatra.

1348

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Bishop Zand of Hatra.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the army of Withgils's Host, commanded by Withgils of Withgils's Host.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Wali Aghali of Kotiaion.
• Despot Hierotheos of Trebizond married Eulalia, daughter of Doux Theophilos of Karvuna.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Georgios Mourtzouphlos, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of Crimea.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Flamen Evangelos of Caltavuturo, was victorious in the battle of Tahert against the armies of Eanhere's Host.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Coloneia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1349

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Genoa.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Wali Akin of Zuomo.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Basileus Chrysogonos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Monferrato.

1350

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Setif.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Theoktistos of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Melgueil against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Spoleto.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Euphemios of Transylvania, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Chief Kussil of Bizerte, was victorious in the battle of Dax against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Theoktistos of Modena, was victorious in the battle of Granada against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Chief Kussil of Bizerte, was victorious in the battle of Agen against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Theocharistos II of Slavonia, was defeated in the battle of Aquileia against the armies of France.

1351

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Padla, was victorious in the battle of Constantia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Verona.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Como.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Padua.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Chrysogonos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Konstas Strabomytes, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Belgorod.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Chrysogonos of the Byzantine Empire.
• Greece was attacked by the Hungarian realm of Hungarian Liberation Revolt, ruled by Forgach Mihaly.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Chrysogonos of the Byzantine Empire.

1352

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Basileus Chrysogonos of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Szekelyfold against the army of Hungarian Liberation Revolt, commanded by Forgach Mihaly of Hungarian Liberation Revolt.
• Forgach Mihaly of Hungarian Liberation Revolt lost the war against Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter'.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Nikaea against the army of Kezhevat's Host, commanded by Kezhevat of Kezhevat's Host.

1353

• Corrado of Italian Revolt, a powerful vassal of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, converted from Hellenic to Catholic.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Theophanes Pleures, was victorious in the battle of Chieti against the armies of Gunzelin's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Flamen Gennadios of Soula, was victorious in the battle of Thessalia against the armies of Hinrik's Host.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Alexandria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.

1354

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Doux Orestes of Genoa, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Ofeig's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Awgustin, was defeated in the battle of Laghouat against the armies of AElfwig's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Barakat Misagenesid, was defeated in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Ambaghai's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Mayor Hypatios of Bellinzona, was victorious in the battle of Laghouat against the armies of AElfwig's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Flamen Konstas of Sidi Barrani, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Ireland.

1355

• A dragon was seen in the county of Malta.

1356

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Wali Uways of Karamlish.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Wali Aghlab of Shekhan.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Imotski.

1357

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Wali Uways of Karamlish.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Wali Aghlab of Shekhan.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Dorotheos of Syrian Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Barakat Misagenesid, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Ambaghai's Host.
• Despot Hierotheos 'the Victorious', the heir of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, died of an infected wound on 21 April, 1357.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Perugia.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Despot Heliodorus of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Dorylaion against the armies of Ambaghai's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Despot Heliodorus of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Ayeshah's Host.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Kingdom of Sicily, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Tebessa.

1358

• Greece saw an unusually bountiful harvest this year.

1359

• People in Naxos claimed to have seen two suns at the same time.

1360

• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Flamen Gennadios of Soula, was victorious in the battle of Thebes against the armies of Jomsvikings.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Despot Hektorios of Syria.

1361

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Maraclea from the enemy.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Balemia from the enemy.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Boutron from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Despot Heliodorus of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Valencia.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Comes Tryphon of Tell Bashir, was victorious in the battle of Melitene against the armies of Tikshayka's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Georgios Mourtzouphlos, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Syria.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Despot Hektorios of Syria 'the Just'.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece went to war against Dorotheos of Syrian Revolt.

1362

• Khagan Chaghagan of Achi supported Khagan Chaghagan of Achi in war against his enemies.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece was victorious in the battle of Hama against the army of Knights Templar, commanded by Grandmaster Gunthar of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Flamen Gennadios of Soula, was victorious in the battle of Demetrias against the armies of Gandalfr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Paschalis, was victorious in the battle of Adana against the armies of Alchidai's Host.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Georgios Mourtzouphlos, was victorious in the battle of Baalbek against the armies of Knights Templar.

1363

• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Azaz from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Hierotheos of Greece, commanded by Georgios Mourtzouphlos, was victorious in the battle of Baalbek against the armies of Knights Templar.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece 'the Sword of Jupiter' won the war against Dorotheos of Syrian Revolt.
• Hierotheos Klados created the title of Duchy of Aleppo, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Khagan Harghasun of Godan supported Khagan Harghasun of Godan in war against his enemies.
• Basileus Hierotheos of Greece died of complications related to Gout on 24 November, 1363. His son, Heliodorus, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Pavia.
• The earth shook for three days in Targoviste, killing two hundred peasants and a priest.

1364

• The army of Basileus Heliodorus of Greece, commanded by Mayor Alexandros of Arges, was victorious in the battle of Barlad against the armies of Suceavan Peasant Revolt.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Arezzo.
• Basileus Heliodorus of Greece went to war against Basileus Chrysogonos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Heliodorus of Greece, commanded by Doux Herakleios of Bucellarian, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Heliodorus of Greece, commanded by Flamen Innokentios of Pesaro, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Heliodorus of Greece lost the battle of Constantinople against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Polykarpos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Heliodorus of Greece, commanded by Demetrio di Spoleto, was defeated in the battle of Brescia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Arigh.
• The army of Basileus Heliodorus of Greece, commanded by Comes Samuel of Aleppo, was victorious in the battle of Hama against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Heliodorus of Greece, commanded by Theodosios Haplorabdes, was defeated in the battle of Adana against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Heliodorus of Greece died in battle against Chief Eugenios of Copparo on 15 December, 1364. His son, Alexios, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Montevarchi.
• Several people in Constantinople spoke of seeing strange shapes dancing on the moon.

1365

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Biskra.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Kyros of Arezzo, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Greece was attacked by the Castilian realm of Knights of Santiago, ruled by Prince Eustratios.

1366

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Symmachos of Hellas, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Koralla from the enemy.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Rizaion from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Bardas of Apulia, was victorious in the battle of Donji Kraji against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Paiperta from the enemy.

1367

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Agellid Hibaid, was defeated in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece lost the battle of Trapezous against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Polykarpos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Michael, was victorious in the battle of Rashka against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Greece was attacked by the Mande realm of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Kisha.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Comes Meletios of Siracusa, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Witikind's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Suceava.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Homs.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Comes Meletios of Siracusa, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Zakoi of Jendouba, was victorious in the battle of Bizerte against the armies of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt.
• Kisha of Bizertenian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just'.

1368

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Demetrio di Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Milano against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Archa.

1369

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Despot Niketas of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Legatus Eudoxios of Pitesti, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Tyueykezhut's Host.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Sebastopolis from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Augur Zenobios of Barlad, was victorious in the battle of Iasi against the armies of Bertil's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Anastasios Kotertzes, was defeated in the battle of Ikonion against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Bishop Kasjan of Konjic, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Despot Niketas of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1370

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Jamal of Al-Qasr, was victorious in the battle of Irbil against the armies of Varshasb's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Kyriakos, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1371

• Pontifex Maximus Narses, leader of all Hellenic faithful, died a natural death on 9 February, 1371.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Comes Himerios of Deir, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Yesugei's Host.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Hama.
• Prince Eustratios of Serbia 'the Evil' lost the war against Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just'.
• Pontifex Maximus Apollonios declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Hellenics were called to help conquer Egypt from the Germanics.

1372

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Narses of Bessarabia, was victorious in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Henneke's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Comes Tiberios of Cremona, was victorious in the battle of Milano against the armies of Giselher's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ioulianos of Florence, was defeated in the battle of Florence against the armies of Cissa's Host.

1373

• The Druze heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Mosul.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Augur Konstantios of Rome, was victorious in the battle of Udine against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1374

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Flamen Niketas of Moldovita, was victorious in the battle of Iasi against the armies of Bertil's Host.

1375

• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Saluzzo.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Bishop Sa'd of Hamath, was defeated in the battle of Valencia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Prince Gennadios of Sicily, was victorious in the battle of Chaldea against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Great Holy War declared by Apollonios ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Egypt.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Tariq Tariqid, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ioulianos of Florence, was defeated in the battle of Florence against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Tariq Tariqid, was victorious in the battle of Astibus against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Hurufi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Al Bichri.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ivrea.

1376

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Michael, was victorious in the battle of Imotski against the armies of Ordulf's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Philotheos, was victorious in the battle of Noli against the armies of Esiko's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Gerasimos of Bihac, was victorious in the battle of Soli against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Tariq Tariqid, was victorious in the battle of Provence against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Kallinikos Eirenikos, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just' won the war against Basileus Polykarpos of the Byzantine Empire 'the Hammer'.
• Alexios Klados usurped the Kingdom of Trebizond from Herakleios Klados.
• Despot Suleyman of Trebizond, a powerful vassal of Basileus Alexios of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Bishop Sa'd of Hamath, was victorious in the battle of Odessa against the armies of Oshypel's Host.

1377

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Kallinikos Eirenikos, was victorious in the battle of Syrmia against the armies of Volrad's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Bishop Serapion of Khakhuli, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Berke.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece went to war against Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Padua against the armies of Scottish Revolt.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Genevois.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Narses of Bessarabia, was victorious in the battle of Targoviste against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by David Evergetidiotis, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Tugan's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Samuel of Ushytsia, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Mirza's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Bishop Sa'd of Hamath, was victorious in the battle of Tyrnovo against the armies of Mirza's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Constantine.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Szekelyfold.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Halikarnassos from the enemy.

1378

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Kallinikos Eirenikos, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Grimr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ushisha of Batum, was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Andronikos of Charsianon, was victorious in the battle of Galich against the armies of Malyy's Host.
• Greece was attacked by the Italian realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Nino.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Flamen Ioulianos of Alexandria, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Tamachi's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ushisha of Batum, was defeated in the battle of Abydos against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Polybotos from the enemy.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Krasos from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Raphail of Priluk, was defeated in the battle of Paphlagonia against the armies of Byzantine Revolt.
• Baroness Zoe, the mother of Basileus Alexios of Greece, died of severe stress on 24 September, 1378.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just' won the war against Hierotheos of Byzantine Revolt.
• Alexios Klados created the title of Duchy of Thracesia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Isa of Daquq, was defeated in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Badai's Host.

1379

• Alexios Klados created the title of Kingdom of Croatia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Nino of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just'.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Michael, was victorious in the battle of Astibus against the armies of Oysteinn's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Flamen Antonios of Moldovita, was victorious in the battle of Campulung against the armies of Kauro's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Temujin, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Antonios's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Abydos.
• Despot Christophoros of Croatia, a powerful vassal of Basileus Alexios of Greece, converted from Fraticelli to Old Hellenic.
• Despot Niketas of Sicily, a powerful vassal of Basileus Alexios of Greece, converted from Catholic to Old Hellenic.

1380

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Noli against the armies of Knut's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Flamen Antonios of Moldovita, was victorious in the battle of Iasi against the armies of Bertil's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Monferrato against the armies of Norway.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Temujin, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Yesugei's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Alexios of Oblucita, was victorious in the battle of Targoviste against the armies of Ake's Host.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Nafusa.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Alexios of Oblucita, was victorious in the battle of Turnu against the armies of Khorchi's Host.

1381

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theocharistos of Carara, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Dyre's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Guria.

1382

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Augur Beltrano of Perugia, was victorious in the battle of Spoleto against the armies of Ghert's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Augur Beltrano of Perugia, was victorious in the battle of Urbino against the armies of Ghert's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Piemonte.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the army of Badajoz, commanded by Chief Hafiz of Lisboa.

1383

• Alexios Klados created the title of Duchy of Tao, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Alexios Klados created the title of Duchy of Mudar, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bellinzona.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Pamphilios of Pozzuoli, was victorious in the battle of Chieti against the armies of Goswin's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Methodios Moustakes, was victorious in the battle of All realm provinces against the armies of Vagn's Host.

1384

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Traianos Haplorabdes, was victorious in the battle of Targoviste against the armies of Sharaf's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Comes Gaia of Koloneia, was victorious in the battle of Hasakah against the armies of Khosrau's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Herakleios of Kakheti, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Badai's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Comes Theodoros of Al Alamayn, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Ireland.
• Alexios Klados created the title of Kingdom of Anatolia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Annaba.

1385

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Theophylaktos, was victorious in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Bertil's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Bishop Leontios of Mohacs, was defeated in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Waldensian Uprising.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Alexios of Oblucita, was victorious in the battle of Chilia against the armies of Atyamas's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Polykarpos of Sinjar, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of the Timurids.
• Theoktistos Klados married Duchess Georgia, daughter of Comes Methodios of Claudiopolis.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Noli against the armies of Adalgod's Host.

1386

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Legatus Tryphon of Kastelli, was victorious in the battle of Turnu against the armies of Khorchi's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Alexios of Oblucita, was victorious in the battle of Iasi against the armies of Bertil's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Alexios of Oblucita, was victorious in the battle of Suceava against the armies of Burmort's Host.
• Greece was attacked by the Alan realm of Balanjar, ruled by Count Tiberios.

1387

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Flamen Leontios of Saone, was victorious in the battle of Semender against the armies of Balanjar.
• Count Tiberios of Balanjar lost the war against Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just'.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece went to war against Megastrategos Neophytos of Myrmidons.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Leontios of Alucra, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Mahdi's Host.

1388

• Theoktistos Klados was released from imprisonment by Duchess Georgia of Bucellarian.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Orestes II of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Imotski against the armies of Jomsvikings.
• Pontifex Maximus Apollonios, leader of all Hellenic faithful, died comatose in bed on 15 April, 1388.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just' won the war against Megastrategos Neophytos of Myrmidons.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Pyrros Bardales, was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the armies of Dyre's Host.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of Achigh's Host, commanded by Achigh of Achigh's Host.

1389

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Prince Utman of Trebizond, was victorious in the battle of Priluk against the armies of Jeno.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Herakleios of Kakheti, was victorious in the battle of Samarra against the armies of Dodai's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Manuel of Oblucita, was victorious in the battle of Peresechen against the armies of Engelhard's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Germanos di Catanzaro, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Sektev's Host.

1390

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Modena against the armies of Radke's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Methodios Mountanis, was defeated in the battle of Odessa against the armies of Aelle's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Jomsvikings.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Comes Neophytos of Targoviste, was victorious in the battle of Iasi against the armies of Malyy's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Kyriakos of Tumnev, was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the armies of Aelle's Host.

1391

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Dokya's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Bihar against the armies of Ormr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Maximos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Lithuania.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Prince Utman of Trebizond, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Arkhai's Host.
• Basilissa Martha, the wife of Basileus Alexios of Greece, died of an infected wound on 14 September, 1391.

1392

• Despot Christophoros of Croatia, a powerful vassal of Basileus Alexios of Greece, converted from Old Hellenic to Hellenic.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Chief Iakobos II of the Caspian Steppe, was victorious in the battle of Ushytsia against the armies of Sigtrygg's Host.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of Freyr's Host, commanded by Freyr of Freyr's Host.

1393

• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Maghreb.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Hieron, ruled by Mayor Kyrillos.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Mayor Kyrillos of Hieron, causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodosios of Layre, was victorious in the battle of Portois against the armies of Wigebert's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Tiberios of Cosenza, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of Khorchi's Host.
• Prince Theoktistos of Greece was released from imprisonment by Doux Kosmas II of Achaia.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Rimini against the armies of the Timurids.
• Mayor Kyrillos of Hieron lost the war against Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just'.

1394

• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Thessalonika, ruled by Doux Romanos II 'the Mutilator'.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece 'the Just' tried but failed to imprison Doux Romanos II of Thessalonika 'the Mutilator', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the army of Thessalonika, commanded by Doux Romanos II of Thessalonika.
• Basileus Alexios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the army of Thessalonika, commanded by Comes Romanos of Chalkidike.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Venaissin against the armies of Frederik's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Abdul-Hakam of Amastris, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Prince Kolli's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Chief Iakobos II of the Caspian Steppe, was victorious in the battle of Bitola against the armies of Thessalonika.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Chief Iakobos II of the Caspian Steppe, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Thessalonika.

1395

• Basileus Alexios of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thessalia against the army of Thessalonika, commanded by Doux Romanos II of Thessalonika.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Egrisi against the armies of Shirgugetu's Host.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Mayor Bilal of Nymphaion, was victorious in the battle of Kuban against the armies of Bughu.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by Gennadios Matzaris, was defeated in the battle of Ephesos against the armies of Thessalonika.
• The army of Basileus Alexios of Greece, commanded by High Augur Rorgon of Savoy, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of England.

1396

• Basileus Alexios of Greece died under suspicious circumstances on 6 January, 1396. His daughter, Eusebia, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Lykia against the armies of Thessalonika.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Rhodos against the armies of Thessalonika.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Thessalonika.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by High Augur Niphon of Barlad, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Freyr's Host.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Catholic Uprising, ruled by Isaias.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Belisarios of Lisdra, was victorious in the battle of Laodikeia against the armies of Thessalonika.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Tiberios of Cosenza, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Giselmar's Host.

1397

• Doux Romanos II of Thessalonika 'the Mutilator' lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ounouf of Dashur, was victorious in the battle of Faiyum against the armies of Barghujin's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Djerba against the armies of Catholic Uprising.
• Isaias of Catholic Uprising lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Tortosa, ruled by Comes Chrysogonos 'Son of Saturn'.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece tried but failed to imprison Comes Chrysogonos of Tortosa 'Son of Saturn', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Tortosa.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Shirgugetu's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Hakam of Argyropolis, was victorious in the battle of Lukomorie against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Kasogia against the armies of Barid's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Anthemios of Druz, was victorious in the battle of Tell Bashir against the armies of Bibagr's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Tortosa.

1398

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Odessa against the armies of Totil's Host.

1399

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Hakam of Argyropolis, was victorious in the battle of Ephesos against the armies of Tortosa.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by High Augur Niphon of Barlad, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Eskild's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Chief Isidoros of Kherson, was victorious in the battle of Lower Dniepr against the armies of THorolfr's Host.

1400

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Theodoulos of Laranda, was victorious in the battle of Archa against the armies of Torolchi's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Nikephoros of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Faiyum against the armies of Munglig's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Badai's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Samuel of Ushytsia, was victorious in the battle of Sardis against the armies of Aegean Islands.
• Comes Chrysogonos of Tortosa 'Son of Saturn' lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece.
• Eusebia Klados created the title of Kingdom of Crimea, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Eusebia Klados created the title of Duchy of Tahert, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Galatia against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Abkhazia against the armies of Kezhedey's Host.

1401

• Sibylla Klados married Doux Tiberios, son of Hektorios Klados.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Antonios of Qamishhlo, was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the armies of Ghalib's Host.
• Greece was attacked by the Berber realm of Valencia, ruled by Sultan Ya'far II 'the Great'.
• Sultan Ya'far II of Valencia 'the Great' lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Tiberios of Cremona, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Bernhard's Host.

1402

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Duua's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Methodios of Galati, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Baldr's Host.

1403

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Chief Isidoros of Kherson, was victorious in the battle of Olvia against the armies of Giselmar's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Methodios of Galati, was victorious in the battle of Galich against the armies of Burchard's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Despot Theophilos of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Lower Dniepr against the armies of Arvo's Host.

1404

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Gabriel Haplorabdes, was victorious in the battle of Adana against the armies of Bogorchu's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Megistos of Sinjar, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Dagun's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Druz against the armies of Khadagh's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Methodios of Galati, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Anundr's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Starodub against the armies of THorsteinn's Host.

1405

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Theophanes of Herakleia, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Sergios Haplorabdes, was victorious in the battle of Turnu against the armies of Tobe's Host.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of the Byzantine Empire, ruled by Basileus Symmachos.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Adrianos of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Padua against the armies of Udo's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Pyrros of Tripoli, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Jyad of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Tmutarakan against the armies of Adalgod's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Jyad of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Kasogia against the armies of Kettu's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Nikephoros of Karlobag, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Gerold's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Antiochos of Sinope, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Gero's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Narbonne against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Pyrros of Tripoli, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1406

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Eustratios of Kalocsa, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Tymmeke's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Narses of Trapani, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of Naissos.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hypatios, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Jyad of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Desht-i-Kipchak against the armies of Todogen's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Helias of Cotyora, was defeated in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Meltsayka's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Legatus Loup of Dole, was victorious in the battle of Escuens against the armies of Hjalmar's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Prince Ioustinianos of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Pyrros of Tripoli, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Knights of Sardinia.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece married Doux Tiberios, son of Blessed Theodotos of Chieti.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Gunthar of Vienne, was victorious in the battle of Escuens against the armies of Hjalmar's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Narses of Trapani, was victorious in the battle of Ragusa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Legatus Gerasimos of Catania, was victorious in the battle of Lecce against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Antiochos of Bellevaux, was victorious in the battle of Portois against the armies of Gwen's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Nikephoros of Karlobag, was defeated in the battle of Senj against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Megistos of Sinjar, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Alfgeir's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Narses of Trapani, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of Semender.
• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Pest.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Jyad of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Barcelona against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Grand Saltigue Bakr-Kanbu declared a Great Holy War, wherein all unfaithful Africans were called to conquer Africa from the Hellenics.
• Greece was attacked by the Mande realm of the The African Congregation, ruled by Grand Saltigue Bakr-Kanbu.

1407

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Neophytos, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Khorilartai's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Antonios of Qamishhlo, was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the armies of Knights of Sardinia.
• Greece was attacked by the Hungarian realm of Buddhist Uprising, ruled by Attila.
• Kallistos, the firstborn son, was born to Basilissa Eusebia of Greece.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Messina.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by High Augur Zenobios of Lucca, was defeated in the battle of Florence against the armies of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Narses of Trapani, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Legatus Nikodemos of Portici, was victorious in the battle of Heves against the armies of Balduin's Host.

1408

• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Padua against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Symmachos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Legatus Theodotos of Todi, was victorious in the battle of Rome against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Attila of Buddhist Uprising lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Kaisereia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Legatus Gerasimos of Catania, was victorious in the battle of Aquileia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by High Augur Raphail of Lucca, was victorious in the battle of Florence against the armies of Duke Ludolf's Host.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Apulia against the army of Knights Templar, commanded by Grandmaster Ansgar of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Bosporios of Szekelyfold, was victorious in the battle of Ravenna against the armies of the The Papacy.
• Greece was attacked by the Italian realm of Pavian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Pellegrino.

1409

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Sabas Philokales, was defeated in the battle of Bihar against the armies of Khachigun's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Antonios of Qamishhlo, was victorious in the battle of Edessa against the armies of Yesunge's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Orestes of Torino, was victorious in the battle of Graz against the armies of Bavaria.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Orestes of Torino, was victorious in the battle of Eppenstein against the armies of Bavaria.
• Greece was attacked by the Berber realm of Valencia, ruled by Sultan Ya'far II 'the Great'.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Ragusa against the army of Bavaria, commanded by Queen Kale of Bavaria.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Bosporios of Szekelyfold, was victorious in the battle of Noli against the armies of Pavian Peasant Revolt.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Brescia.
• Pellegrino of Pavian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Megistos of Sinjar, was victorious in the battle of Vinnytsia against the armies of Godan.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basilissa Eusebia 'the Great'.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Djerba against the army of Kanem-Bornu, commanded by Farbas Salman of Kanem.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Kuban against the armies of Mezesi.

1410

• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Suf against the army of Kanem-Bornu, commanded by Farbas Nabil of Wadai.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Suf against the army of Kanem-Bornu, commanded by Chieftess Aissa of Bayuda.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Megistos of Sinjar, was victorious in the battle of Korsun against the armies of Grimr's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Megistos of Sinjar, was victorious in the battle of Vinnytsia against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece lost the battle of Gabes against the army of Mali, commanded by Emperor Nuh of Mali.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by High Augur Anatolios of Rome, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of Bertil's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Antiochos of Sinope, was victorious in the battle of Galatia against the armies of Chaghagan's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Tiberios of Charsianon, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Priluk against the army of Kezhedey's Host, commanded by Kezhedey of Kezhedey's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Anthemios of Druz, was victorious in the battle of Bostra against the armies of Duua's Host.

1411

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Andronikos of Galata, was victorious in the battle of Palmyra against the armies of Valencia.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Chrysogonos Paphlagon, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Craiova.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Symmachos of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Siracusa.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Pelagios of Flaviopolis, was defeated in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Doux Basileios of Karvuna.

1412

• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the army of Knights Templar, commanded by Grandmaster Ansgar of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Jyad of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Kichay's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Boethios, was defeated in the battle of Prusa against the armies of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Athanasios Chrysoloras, was victorious in the battle of Traianopolis against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Jyad of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Viryas's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Escuens.

1413

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Despot Theophilos of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Tripoli against the armies of Arkhai's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Kaisarios of Tighina, was victorious in the battle of Targoviste against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Romanos of Kalocsa, was defeated in the battle of Imotski against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Methone.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Kallinikos of Myra, was victorious in the battle of Faiyum against the armies of Valencia.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece lost the battle of Benevento against the army of the Byzantine Empire, commanded by Basileus Symmachos II of the Byzantine Empire.

1414

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Zoe Klados, was victorious in the battle of Amous against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Bosporios of Szekelyfold, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Craiova.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Pyrros of Tripoli, was victorious in the battle of Avlonas against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Jyad of Korchev, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Gerhard of Slupsk, was victorious in the battle of Laghouat against the armies of Mali.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Pelagios Parsakoutenos, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Kiev.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Anatolios of Sidi Mubarak, was defeated in the battle of Medjerda against the armies of Kanem-Bornu.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Antiochos of Sinope, was defeated in the battle of Galatia against the armies of Knights Templar.

1415

• Sultan Ya'far II of Valencia 'the Great' lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece 'the Great'.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Duchess Alexeia of Bessarabia, was victorious in the battle of Turnu against the armies of Kure's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Despot Theophilos of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Korsun.
• Basileus Symmachos II of the Byzantine Empire made peace with Basilissa Eusebia of Greece 'the Great'.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Narses, was victorious in the battle of Targu Jiu against the armies of Marbold's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Rasul of Shayzar, was victorious in the battle of Vinnytsia against the armies of Sveinn's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by High Augur Gennadios of Korsun, was victorious in the battle of Korsun against the armies of Kol's Host.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking Houmt Souk from the enemy.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking Midoun from the enemy.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Hektorios II of Verona, was victorious in the battle of Mantua against the armies of Ireland.

1416

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Germanos Klados, was defeated in the battle of Bihar against the armies of Poland.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking Ajim from the enemy.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Pyrros of Tripoli, was victorious in the battle of Medjerda against the armies of Mali.
• The Yazidi heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Palmyra.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Fustat.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Bedugun's Host.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece was victorious in the battle of Tripolitana against the army of Mali, commanded by Farbas Morobani of Ghana.

1417

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Chief Rashid of Sharukan, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Bilge's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Megistos of Sinjar, was victorious in the battle of Vinnytsia against the armies of Kichay's Host.

1418

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Antiochos of Kecskemet, was victorious in the battle of Pest against the armies of Volrad's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Theodosios of Coron, was victorious in the battle of Adana against the armies of Morokha's Host.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Pisa.
• The Great Holy War declared by Bakr-Kanbu Dembid ended in defeat as the armies failed to conquer Africa.
• Grand Saltigue Bakr-Kanbu lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece 'the Great'.
• Eusebia Klados created the title of Kingdom of Wallachia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Despot Kyros of Sicily, a powerful vassal of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, converted from Catholic to Hellenic.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Venaissin.

1419

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Athanasios, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Igor's Host.
• Pontifex Maximus Pankratios declared a Great Holy War, wherein all faithful Hellenics were called to help conquer Sicily from the Catholics.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Bosporios of Szekelyfold, was victorious in the battle of Napoli against the armies of Badajoz.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Megastrategos Komitas of Myrmidons, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of Duua's Host.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece went to war against Grandmaster Staurakios of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Eudoxios Hexaklinites, was victorious in the battle of Fustat against the armies of Bodonchar's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hektorios, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Viric's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Leon of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Tell Bashir against the armies of Knights Templar.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Arretine Peasant Revolt, ruled by Theoktistos.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Meletios Chasanes, was defeated in the battle of Florence against the armies of Arretine Peasant Revolt.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking Tzimisca from the enemy.

1420

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Komitas of Edessa, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Antiochos of Kecskemet, was defeated in the battle of Pest against the armies of Ludwig's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Anthemios of Druz, was victorious in the battle of Deir against the armies of Ogodei's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Komitas of Edessa, was victorious in the battle of Ani against the armies of Knights Templar.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Meletios Chasanes, was victorious in the battle of Siena against the armies of Arretine Peasant Revolt.
• Theoktistos of Arretine Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece 'the Great'.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking Mayafaraqin from the enemy.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Zoe Klados, was victorious in the battle of Pest against the armies of Ludwig's Host.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece 'the Great' won the war against Grandmaster Staurakios of Knights Templar.
• Eusebia Klados created the title of Kingdom of Armenia, confirming her growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece supported Pontifex Maximus Pankratios in war against his enemies.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Baron Megistos of Igualada, was defeated in the battle of Monferrato against the armies of Wilbrand's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Andronikos of Santorini, was victorious in the battle of Bari against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hektorios, was victorious in the battle of Peresechen against the armies of Sveinn's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Legatus Galind of Masyaf, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Burchard's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Ioustinos of Urbino, was defeated in the battle of Perugia against the armies of Austrasia.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Himerios, was victorious in the battle of Foggia against the armies of Badajoz.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Fadl, was defeated in the battle of La Mancha against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.

1421

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Count Bosporios of Szekelyfold, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Adrianos of Ivrea, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Zoe Klados, was victorious in the battle of Csanad against the armies of Hulderic's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Afer of Naama, was victorious in the battle of Navarra against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Vienne.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking Butera from the enemy.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking Girgenti from the enemy.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece successfully led her armies, taking San Biagio Platani from the enemy.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Tariq of Tripolitania, was victorious in the battle of Urgell against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Great Holy War declared by Zoe ended with the successful conquest of Sicily from the Catholics.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Anthemios of Druz, was victorious in the battle of Kirkuk against the armies of Hormoz's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Anthemios of Druz, was victorious in the battle of Irbil against the armies of Ogodei's Host.

1422

• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Naupaktos.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Lubb of Pereyaslavl, was victorious in the battle of Kastamon against the armies of Kettu's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Desht-i-Kipchak against the armies of Kezhedey's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Despot Diogenes of Italy, was victorious in the battle of Amisos against the armies of Kettu's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Ghalib's Host.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Ignatios.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Nikodemos of Zicna, was victorious in the battle of Chalkidike against the armies of Rayda's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Zenobios of Orkistos, was victorious in the battle of Archa against the armies of Inalchi's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Mayor Hypatios of Hieron, was victorious in the battle of Benevento against the armies of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt.
• Ignatios of Benevenetian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basilissa Eusebia of Greece 'the Great'.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Flamen Evangelos of Vac, was victorious in the battle of Pest against the armies of Kichay's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Comes Anthemios of Druz, was victorious in the battle of Ani against the armies of Meltsayka's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Hektorios, was victorious in the battle of Campulung against the armies of Chulgetei's Host.

1423

• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Megastrategos Narses of Myrmidons, was victorious in the battle of Genoa against the armies of THorbrandr's Host.
• Pontifex Maximus Pankratios, leader of all Hellenic faithful, died from a bad case of the Flu on 6 April, 1423.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Sinope.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Anthimos Chrysoloras, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Ukhuna's Host.
• The army of Basilissa Eusebia of Greece, commanded by Doux Leontios II of Azov, was victorious in the battle of Koloneia against the armies of Artis's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Galatia.
• Basilissa Eusebia of Greece died succumbing to severe injuries on 23 November, 1423. Her son, Leon, succeeded to the throne of the Empire with a grand ceremony in Constantinople.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Evangelos of Vac, was victorious in the battle of Pest against the armies of Kichay's Host.

1424

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Boroghul's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Nikephoros of Karlobag, was victorious in the battle of Zadar against the armies of Wichbert's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Bisi of Nikopolis, was victorious in the battle of Khliat against the armies of Artis's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Tariq of Tripolitania, was victorious in the battle of Vaspurakan against the armies of Inalchi's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Theophilos, was victorious in the battle of Bostra against the armies of Bagaridai's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Pecs.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Gennadios of Korsun, was victorious in the battle of Vinnytsia against the armies of Arngrimr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Anthimos Chrysoloras, was victorious in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of Sweden.

1425

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Galich.
• Leon Klados created the title of Kingdom of Valencia, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Himerios of Galati, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Witikind's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Gennadios of Korsun, was victorious in the battle of Olvia against the armies of Vesa's Host.

1426

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Eugenios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Werneke's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Kyriakos of Akkar, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Babur's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Zoe Klados, was victorious in the battle of Vivarais against the armies of Ireland.

1427

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Zoe Klados, was victorious in the battle of Escuens against the armies of Isidor's Host.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Tripoli.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Ani.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Count Bosporios of Szekelyfold, was victorious in the battle of Salerno against the armies of Badajoz.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Prince Kallistos of Greece, was victorious in the battle of Capua against the armies of Albrecht's Host.

1428

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Paschalis of Homs, was victorious in the battle of Montbeliard against the armies of Tyke's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Herakleios, was victorious in the battle of Korkyra against the armies of Ingjald's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Herakleios, was victorious in the battle of Zadar against the armies of Isidor's Host.
• Basileus Leon of Greece married Bocskai Tunder, daughter of Khagan Bocskai Laszlo of Mezesi.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ioannikios of Bovora, was victorious in the battle of Targu Jiu against the armies of Dethard's Host.

1429

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Athanasios, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Belisarios of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Pest against the armies of Kichay's Host.
• The armies of Greece, led by Bosporios of Austrian Revolt, captured Cologne.
• Despot Hierotheos of Croatia, a powerful vassal of Basileus Leon of Greece, converted from Old Hellenic to Hellenic.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Bosporios of Austrian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Kleve against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Bosporios of Austrian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Loon against the armies of Finland.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Eugenios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Noli against the armies of Gerold's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Herakleios of Aleppo, was victorious in the battle of Melgueil against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Ioannikios of Bovora, was victorious in the battle of Campulung against the armies of Rikulfr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Eugenios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Treviso against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Greece was attacked by the Greek realm of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Nikodemos.

1430

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Gennadios of Korsun, was defeated in the battle of Lower Dniepr against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Nikodemos of Al Alamaynian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Leon of Greece.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Belisarios of Spoleto, was victorious in the battle of Bolzano against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Leon Klados created the title of Kingdom of Syria, confirming his growing power with much ceremony and celebration.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Bosporios of Austrian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Brabant against the armies of Bagge's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Count Etienne of Vaspurakan, was victorious in the battle of Irbid against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Tobruk from the enemy.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Bardia from the enemy.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Sollum from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Evangelos of Mesolongi, was victorious in the battle of Kaisereia against the armies of the Timurids.

1431

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Rasul of Shayzar, was defeated in the battle of Empuries against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Staurakios of Gordium, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Sigward's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Bosporios of Austrian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Ras against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Ajadabiya from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Tiberios of Verona, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Anthimos Chrysoloras, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Herakleios, was victorious in the battle of Senoussi against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Eugenios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Pecs against the armies of Werneke's Host.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking al-Aghaila from the enemy.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Qaryat Bishr from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Orestes of Turnu, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Zyryan's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Orestes of Abydos, was defeated in the battle of Guria against the armies of Bala's Host.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Gargaresc from the enemy.

1432

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Herakleios, was victorious in the battle of Tadjrift against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Hilal of Chortitza, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Bala's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Orestes of Turnu, was victorious in the battle of Targu Jiu against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Eudoxios of Batum, was victorious in the battle of Ancyra against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Bosporios of Maadi, was defeated in the battle of Alexandria against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Pitigliano from the enemy.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Orbetello from the enemy.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Grosseto from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Eudoxios of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Antioch against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Bosporios of Austrian Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Innsbruck against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Roselle from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Evangelos of Cilicia, was victorious in the battle of Lykandos against the armies of Tripolitana.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Sorano from the enemy.

1433

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Evangelos of Cilicia, was victorious in the battle of Tarsos against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Pelagios of Trapani, was victorious in the battle of Donji Kraji against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Baalbek.
• Basileus Leon of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Leon 'the Wise'.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Gerasimos of Pesaro, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Leptis Magna.
• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Orvieto against the army of the The Papacy, commanded by Pope Lucius VI.
• Doge Tiberios of Verona was released from imprisonment by Queen Gabrielia of Italy.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Anwa Magn, was victorious in the battle of Leptis Magna against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Orvieto from the enemy.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Amelia from the enemy.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Charsianon.
• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Werth from the enemy.

1434

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Orestes III of Salerno, was victorious in the battle of Mantua against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Pelagios of Trapani, was victorious in the battle of Pest against the armies of Vladimir.
• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of Venice, commanded by Duke Bertoldo of Venice.
• Tiberios, the firstborn son, was born to Basileus Leon of Greece.
• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Alfgeir's Host, commanded by Alfgeir of Alfgeir's Host.
• Doge Tiberios 'the Sword of Minerva', the father of Basileus Leon of Greece, died a natural death on 6 July, 1434.
• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Abydos against the army of Gazheg's Host, commanded by Gazheg of Gazheg's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Himerios of Galati, was victorious in the battle of Strymon against the armies of Ewald's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Amisos.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Himerios of Galati, was victorious in the battle of Nikopolis against the armies of Alfgeir's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Tariq of Tripolitania, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Evangelos of Mesolongi, was victorious in the battle of Galatia against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Bardas of Shayzar, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Kornel's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Nikephoros Fathid, was victorious in the battle of Tana against the armies of Tana Tribe.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Tariq of Tripolitania, was victorious in the battle of Lower Don against the armies of Sweden.

1435

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Count Philaretos of Zadar, was victorious in the battle of Veglia against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Legatus Galind of Masyaf, was victorious in the battle of Oleshye against the armies of Sweden.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Tariq of Tripolitania, was victorious in the battle of Lukomorie against the armies of Sweden.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Irbid.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Himerios of Galati, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Dokya's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Bishop Dorotheos of Sighnaghi, was victorious in the battle of Kakheti against the armies of Burkhan's Host.

1436

• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Herakleia against the army of Ordulf's Host, commanded by Ordulf of Ordulf's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodoros of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Crimea.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodoros of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Badajoz.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Belgrade.

1437

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Romanos of Dashur, was victorious in the battle of Fustat against the armies of Chiledu's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Anthemios, was victorious in the battle of Amalfi against the armies of Borkvard's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Komitas Agapetos, was victorious in the battle of Olvia against the armies of Ewald's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Bishop Berold of Geldern, was victorious in the battle of Julich against the armies of Eilif's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Tariq of Tripolitania, was victorious in the battle of Dyrrachion against the armies of Borkvard's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bern.
• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the army of Okhotur's Host, commanded by Okhotur of Okhotur's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Theodoulos of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Chortitza against the armies of Olafr's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Lorraine.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Eustratios of Akkar, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Oljaitu's Host.

1438

• The Waldensian heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Amalfi.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Theoktistos of Veglia, was victorious in the battle of Zadar against the armies of Juries's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Athanasios, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Crimea.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Baron Aldedramn of Arlon, was victorious in the battle of Weinsberg against the armies of Kadan's Host.
• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the army of Hakon's Host, commanded by Hakon of Hakon's Host.

1439

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Despot Mundir of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Venaissin against the armies of Traianos's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Thurgau.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Chrysanthos Tourkos, was victorious in the battle of Ferrara against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Orestes of Belgorod, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of Satatieto's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Yahaff of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Sharukan against the armies of Chipaz's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Antalas Mastanabalid, was defeated in the battle of Gafsa against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Orestes of Belgorod, was victorious in the battle of Galati against the armies of the Byzantine Empire.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Dionysios of Parma, was victorious in the battle of Parma against the armies of Steinn's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Legatus Gennadios of Tournon, was victorious in the battle of Forez against the armies of Norway.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Capua.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Ahamatu of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Baden against the armies of the The Papacy.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Zachlumia.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Bosporios of Lucca, was defeated in the battle of Florence against the armies of the The Papacy.

1440

• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the army of the Timurids, commanded by Chief Chaghagan of Gabiyaha.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Athanasios, was victorious in the battle of Thrake against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Himerios of Balemia, was victorious in the battle of Targu Jiu against the armies of Gelder's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Evangelos of Cilicia, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Evangelos of Vac, was victorious in the battle of Lucca against the armies of Styrkar's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Donji Kraji.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Niphon of Mako, was victorious in the battle of Noli against the armies of Badajoz.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodoros of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Vrhbosna against the armies of Belgutei's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Gabriel of Preveza, was victorious in the battle of Amisos against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Yahya of Alaior, was victorious in the battle of Empuries against the armies of Cathar Uprising.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Reims.

1441

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Ahamatu of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Portois against the armies of Pomerania.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Zacharias Hexaklinites, was victorious in the battle of Attaleia against the armies of Nayaga's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Romanos of Dashur, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Haraldr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Despot Mundir of Crimea, was victorious in the battle of Bratslav against the armies of Velmayka's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Amr, was victorious in the battle of Ephesos against the armies of the Timurids.

1442

• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Tripolitana, commanded by Waldemar of Tripolitana.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Orestes of Belgorod, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Morokha's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Gerasimos of Kios, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of Chiledu's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Orestes of Belgorod, was victorious in the battle of Galich against the armies of Widukind's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Gerasimos of Kios, was victorious in the battle of Archa against the armies of Chiledu's Host.

1443

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Gerasimos of Kios, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Maurikios of Amorion, was victorious in the battle of Al Alamayn against the armies of Chaghagan's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Senj.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Eustratios of Akkar, was victorious in the battle of Bratslav against the armies of Eilif's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Hradyzk.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Antonios of Largentiere, was victorious in the battle of Forez against the armies of Dokya's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Manuel Klados, was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the armies of Ireland.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Ioustinos Haplorabdes, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Eusebios of Mamistra, was victorious in the battle of Archa against the armies of the Timurids.
• Greece was attacked by the Berber realm of Teluchian Peasant Revolt, ruled by Adergazuz.

1444

• Adergazuz of Teluchian Peasant Revolt lost the war against Basileus Leon of Greece 'the Wise'.
• The Lollard heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Amman.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Kyros, was victorious in the battle of Melitene against the armies of the Timurids.
• Queen Eugenia of Croatia, a powerful vassal of Basileus Leon of Greece, converted from Old Hellenic to Hellenic.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodoros of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Chulgetei's Host.

1445

• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Kaliopolis against the army of Chipaz's Host, commanded by Chipaz of Chipaz's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Legatus Galind of Masyaf, was victorious in the battle of Olvia against the armies of Bernhard's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Dorotheos of Szintarev, was victorious in the battle of Craiova against the armies of Alebrand's Host.

1446

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Antonios of Largentiere, was victorious in the battle of Forez against the armies of Starkadr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Theoktistos of Veglia, was victorious in the battle of Senj against the armies of Sigfrid's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodoros of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Trapezous against the armies of Horkhudagh's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Liege.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Komitas of Chernigov, was victorious in the battle of Nikomedeia against the armies of Haraldr's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Chur.

1447

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Eugenios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Ushytsia against the armies of Nylog's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Ahamatu of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Breda against the armies of Hrorekr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Akakios of Andravida, was victorious in the battle of Belgorod against the armies of Rikulfr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Orestes Sanudo, was victorious in the battle of Verona against the armies of Sigurdr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Ahamatu of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Aquileia against the armies of Anundr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Isidoros of Hum, was victorious in the battle of Piemonte against the armies of Styrkar's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Makarios of Alexandria, was victorious in the battle of Smyrna against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Ahamatu of Chur, was victorious in the battle of Genevois against the armies of Skuli's Host.
• The Fraticelli heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Bejaija.

1448

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Legatus Methodios of Tournon, was victorious in the battle of Forez against the armies of Styrkar's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Jarji of Gonio, was victorious in the battle of Mesembria against the armies of Haesteinn's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodoulos of Katzenelnbogen, was victorious in the battle of Fritzlar against the armies of Bertil's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Isidoros of Hum, was victorious in the battle of Palermo against the armies of Gelder's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Antiochos of Thessalonike, was victorious in the battle of Thessalonike against the armies of Ormr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by High Augur Eugenios of Pecs, was victorious in the battle of Korchev against the armies of Rateg's Host.
• Greece was attacked by the Berber realm of Tripolitania, ruled by Doux Tariq II 'the Witch Hunter'.
• Basileus Leon of Greece 'the Wise' tried but failed to imprison Doux Tariq II of Tripolitania 'the Witch Hunter', causing him to come out in open rebellion.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Symmachos of Belgrade, was victorious in the battle of Belgrade against the armies of Prince Steinn's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Symmachos of Belgrade, was victorious in the battle of Vrhbosna against the armies of Ormr's Host.
• Basileus Leon of Greece was victorious in the battle of Nafusa against the army of Tripolitania, commanded by Doux Tariq II of Tripolitania.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Phokas of Crimean Revolt, was victorious in the battle of Bihar against the armies of Artis's Host.
• The Cathar heresy spread its woeful presence in the county of Fritzlar.
• Doux Tariq II of Tripolitania 'the Witch Hunter' lost the war against Basileus Leon of Greece 'the Wise'.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Yahaff of Abkhazia, was victorious in the battle of Narbonne against the armies of Ireland.

1449

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Patriarch Rodan of Burgundy, was victorious in the battle of Verdun against the armies of Folki's Host.
• Basileus Leon of Greece, through deeds and character, came to be known as Basileus Leon 'Strongarm'.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Theodoros of Koralla, was victorious in the battle of Theodosiopolis against the armies of Godan's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Eudoxios of Cairo, was victorious in the battle of Fustat against the armies of the Timurids.

1450

• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Pantoleon of Samsat, was victorious in the battle of Aintab against the armies of Kokochu's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Athanasios, was victorious in the battle of Constantinople against the armies of Hysing's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Hektorios of Kleve, was victorious in the battle of Adrianopolis against the armies of Carpathia.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Raphail of Abydos, was victorious in the battle of Guria against the armies of Carpathia.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Mayor Prokopios of Linz, was defeated in the battle of Traungau against the armies of Carpathia.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Lord Mayor Raphail of Verona, was defeated in the battle of Padua against the armies of Carpathia.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Gabriel of Preveza, was victorious in the battle of Arta against the armies of Scotland.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Legatus Belisarios of Shahba, was victorious in the battle of Tortosa against the armies of the Timurids.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Chief Pankratios of Anakopia, was victorious in the battle of Kaisereia against the armies of the Timurids.

1451

• Basileus Leon of Greece successfully led his armies, taking Didymoteichon from the enemy.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Pamphilios Sebastopoulos, was victorious in the battle of Ikonion against the armies of Carpathia.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Pamphilios Sebastopoulos, was victorious in the battle of Amorion against the armies of Badai's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Doux Tancred of Brabant, was victorious in the battle of Pongau against the armies of Carpathia.

1452

• Tiberios Klados married Countess Eustathia, daughter of Doux Theodosios of Hellas.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Count Kyrillos of Portois, was victorious in the battle of Varais against the armies of Sturla's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Adrianos of Temes, was victorious in the battle of Temes against the armies of Starkadr's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Comes Neophytos of Alexandretta, was victorious in the battle of Teluch against the armies of Babur's Host.
• The army of Basileus Leon of Greece, commanded by Flamen Dorotheos of Szintarev, was victorious in the battle of Syrmia against the armies of Thierry's Host.